Ham and Tragic

Ham

Ham noun - (Old Testament) son of Noah.
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Tragic and ham are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tragic" instead an adjective "Ham".

Tragic

Tragic adjective - Of a kind to cause great distress.

Ham and tragic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ham" instead an adjective "Tragic".

Nearby Words: tragically, tragical

Both words in one sentence

  • Large Ham / Anime He's a rather stoic and serious Tragic Hero at first sight, but when under he's the effects of a Split Personality Take Over, the guy unleashes his inner ham and lets it run WILD.
  • Era-Specific Personality He has gotten more subtle nuances since then, but whether he is a Tragic Villain or just an Evil Overlord sans ham seems to depend on which timeline we see him in.
  • Large Ham: Scorponok has essentially turned into this by this point, abandoning all pretenses of Tragic Villain he still had in Spotlight: Ultra Magnus.
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