Meanings of tragical event in English

The household seemed more chilly than ever after this tragical event.

The tragical event which he had dreaded did not take place.

The pages of history have illustrated this stupendous and tragical event in all its shapes and colors.

Here he witnessed the tragical event that gave rise to his romance of the Sorrows of Werter.

The Duke might perhaps have succeeded, had not all attempts at conciliation been rendered hopeless by a tragical event.

A few days after this tragical event Miackzinski's commission was transmitted to his corps, for Bonaparte had not forgotten him.

Eleven p.m.- Amosthorrible and tragical event has just excited the greatest consternation in the quarter of the Rue de Richelieu.

I must confess, that I felt a good deal shocked at the little sensation this (to me) tragical event occasioned.

The story of the Passion particularly upset her, as though it were some extraordinary tragical event that had happened only the day before.

From this point they rowed along under the shore to a low promontory, upon which stood another monument, commemorating a more tragical event.

It is not within our province, and we consider it as a felicity, to relate all the circumstances of this cruel and tragical event.

There was no more tyranny, no more affliction, no tragical events, no tribulations.

Another part of the great African continent was also the scene of more tragical events.

Sigurdr was the only person who regarded the TRAGICAL event with indifference, nay, almost with delight.

He could now without humiliation proceed with the concessions which had been interrupted by the tragical events of the 18th of March.

They were witnesses to the tumultuous, disastrous, and tragical events which darkened the Republic in those later years, themselves unobserved and unmolested.