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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
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| 1 | hamartia | flaw in a character leading to his downfall | Difficult English Vocabulary |
| 2 | hamartia | A term coined by Aristotle to describe "some error or frailty" that brings about misfortune for a tragic hero. The concept of hamartia is closely related to that of the tragic flaw: both lead to the downfall of the protagonist in a tragedy. Hamartia may be interpreted as an internal weakness in a character (like greed or passion or hubris); however, it may also refer to a mistake that a character makes that is based not on a personal failure, but on circumstances outside the protagonist's personality and control. | MLW, Mrs.Meyers-Lit Terms |
| 3 | Hamartia | Hamartia is a word that describes the misfortunes and failures of the protagonist in a story. | Vocab List |
| 4 | Hamartia | Error that brings about misfortune for the protagonist. May be internal weakness or a mistake of the character because of external control. | Literary Terms |
| 5 | Hamartia | A term to describe "some error or frailty" that brings about misfortune for a tragic hero | Literary Terms |
| 6 | Hamartia | the error,frailty, mistaken judgement, or misstep through which the fortunes of a tragic hero are reversed | Literary Terms |
| 7 | Hamartia | an error in judgment or a shortcoming on the part of a tragic protagonist | C-6 Varieties of Drama |
| 8 | Hamartia | In tragedy, the event or act that leads to the hero's or heroine's downfall | Pre-AP English terms |
| 9 | Hamartia | Aristotle-"some error or frailty" that brings misfortune for a tragic hero. | Literary Terms - Exam Review |
| 10 | hamartia | type of sin meaning “to miss the mark” | Wednesday Quiz 1 |
| 11 | hamartia | the 'error or frailty' that brings about the protagonist's demise | AP English: Sohpocles Vocab |
| 12 | Hamartia | Errors made in ignorance through misjudgment, including moral errors | Greek Literary Terms |
| 13 | Hamartia | a tragic flaw in a character, a mistake or error | Greek Theatre Quiz |
| 14 | Hamartia | Tragic Flaw | Dramatic Literary Forms |
| 15 | Hamartia | Tragic Flaw | Script Writing Terms |
| 16 | Hamartia | The protagonists great flaw | English Final |
| 17 | Hamartia | flaw, mistake, or error | Once and Future King |
| 18 | hamartia | the hero's error or frailty; the factor which makes the hero imperfect, human, thus allowing the audience to sympathize with him; not simply a "tragic flaw"! | Tragedy Terms |
| 19 | hamartia | a tragic flaw or error in judgment | shelnut literary terms |
| 20 | hamartia | (n) The character flaw or error of a tragic hero that leads to his downfall (tragic fall) | Mr. Scott's Midterm Vocabulary |
| 21 | Hamartia | tragic mistake | english exam |
| 22 | hamartia | tragic flaw | english midterm |
| 23 | Hamartia | tragic flaw | MAL Midterm |
| 24 | hamartia | Tragic flaw | Shelnut vocab 1 |
| 25 | Hamartia | criminal act committed in ignorance or expediency; effect | Greek Theatre Terms |
| 26 | hamartia | the error, frailty, mistaken judgment, or misstep through which the fortunes of the hero of a tragedy are reversed | Lit Crit |
| 27 | HAMARTIA | a flaw in a character's personality which leads to a downfall | DRAMA LITERARY TERMS (given 4/28) |
| 28 | hamartia | tragic flaw | AP Lit Terms Test |
| 29 | Hamartia | Tragic Flaw | HIUS 222 |
| 30 | hamartia | tragic flaw resulting from pride | Ms. Kerwin's AP Lit terms |
| 31 | hamartia | the protagonist's tragic flaw, or the sudden reversal of his or her situation or fate. | Writing and Literary Terms |
| 32 | Hamartia | in drama, a misstep evident through dramatic and situational irony which leads to a disruption. | English Final Vocab |
| 33 | Hamartia | Tragic hero's tragic flaw which causes his downfall | English Review WYHS |
| 34 | Hamartia | "tragic flaw" of the hero of a Greek tragedy. Complex meaning includes sin, trespass, and missing mark. | English Final Exam Review |
| 35 | hamartia | hero's error or flaw that makes him imperfect | lit terms |
| 36 | Hamartia | In tragedy, the event or act that leads to the hero's or heroine's downfall | Pre AP terms |
| 37 | hamartia | the 'fatal flaw' of a character, usually a hero, that causes his/her downfall | English final |
| 38 | Hamartia | Error of judgement, a tragic flaw | English 2H study Guide |
| 39 | Hamartia | the character flaw or error of a tragic hero that leads to his downfall | English Final Study Guide |
| 40 | hamartia | the character flaw or error of a tragic hero that leads to his downfall. | World Lit Final |
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