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What is the prefix root and suffix of word tragic flaw?

Here's the breakdown of the word "tragic flaw":

* Prefix: There is no prefix in the word "tragic flaw."

* Root: The root word is "tragic," which comes from the Greek word "tragos" meaning "goat" (referring to goat songs used in ancient Greek theatre).

* Suffix: The word "flaw" is itself the root and the whole word acts as the suffix in this phrase.

Therefore, the word "tragic flaw" is a compound noun, not a single word with a prefix and suffix. The phrase describes a character defect that leads to a character's downfall in a tragic story.

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