tragedian
/trəˈdʒidiən/
noun
- An actor who performs in tragedies.
- She trained for years to become a tragedian in classical Greek plays.
- The theater company hired a renowned tragedian to lead their new production.
- The famous tragedian received a standing ovation for his role in Hamlet.
- A writer of tragedies.
- The ancient Greek tragedian Sophocles wrote plays that are still performed today.
- As a tragedian, she focused on stories of human suffering and loss.
- Shakespeare is the most celebrated tragedian in English literature.
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