Noun:

দুঃখজনক ত্রুটি,

tragic flaw's Usage Examples:

hamartia is commonly understood to refer to the protagonist's error or tragic flaw that leads to a chain of actions which culminate in a reversal of events.

generalship, political ambition, magnanimity as conquerors, and shared tragic flaw of hubris.

Gould, Schorenstein's friend who was a lawyer said, "there was one tragic flaw in the effulgent personality of this municipal monarch: He was illiterate.

philosophical essence back to Senecan tragedy, grounded in nobles who have a tragic flaw or commit a grave error (hamartia) which leads to their reversal of fortune.

is the greatness of America that the rest of the world views as its tragic flaw.

He developed his notion of hamartia, or tragic flaw, an error in judgment by the main character or protagonist, which provides.

He has come to Japan to exterminate Dracula, but has the tragic flaw of suffering from hemorrhoids.

Charles Kennedy – a tragic flaw.

Often the protagonist of the play has a tragic flaw, a trait which leads to their downfall.

His excessive pride is his tragic flaw, as his actions often reflect on his position among others in his society.

Eddie and May have no tragic flaw or fateful quest but are just caught up in sorting through the emotional.

here makes a poor decision or a miscalculation that demonstrates their tragic flaw.

However, it proved to be a fatally tragic flaw in the Therac 25 incident.

4, 2010 "Art=Ammo | Artists Against Gun Violence | "Non-action is a tragic flaw" – Brecht".

Greek tragedy with Lehman's chief executive brought down by his own tragic flaw; it was Twelve Angry Men with solutions sought in smoke-filled rooms.

This is also referred to as the tragic flaw.

Synonyms:

flaw; hamartia;

Antonyms:

perfection;