tra-gis-try
n. pl. tra-gis-tries
Dervied from: root word tragess, meaning:
1.
a. An uncalcuable heurisic tool that explicates emotions of sorrow.
b. A rating system involving emotion.
Examples:
n. pl. tra-gis-tries
Dervied from: root word tragess, meaning:
1.
a. An uncalcuable heurisic tool that explicates emotions of sorrow.
b. A rating system involving emotion.
Examples:
a. Anna's house fire was a complete tragistry.
b. A psychologist used the Tragistry Scale to categorize Billy's emotional response to the circumcision of his imaginary friend.
b. A psychologist used the Tragistry Scale to categorize Billy's emotional response to the circumcision of his imaginary friend.
by Dr. Kevin Cesee, PhD. cognitive clinical psychology November 2, 2005