Difference between Humourous and Tragicomic

HUMOUROUS vs TRAGICOMIC: ADJECTIVE

Of, pertaining to, or resembling tragicomedy in having both tragic and comic aspects.
Of or relating to or characteristic of tragicomedy
Manifesting both tragic and comic aspects
Having pathetic as well as ludicrous characteristics

Facetious, Waggish, Slapstick, Jocular, Comic, Zany, Mirthful, Wry, Droll, Comical, Amusing, Witty, Funny, Hilarious, Humorous

Slapstick, Droll, Heartrending, Tragic, Satiric, Picaresque, Poignant, Comical, Melodramatic, Absurdist, Seriocomic, Farcical, Sad, Humourous, Humorous

Facetious, Waggish, Slapstick, Jocular, Comic, Zany, Mirthful, Wry, Droll, Comical, Amusing, Witty, Funny, Hilarious, Humorous

Slapstick, Droll, Heartrending, Tragic, Satiric, Picaresque, Poignant, Comical, Melodramatic, Absurdist, Seriocomic, Farcical, Sad, Humourous, Humorous

Rocky proves all the assumptions of society wrong with his light, friendly and humourous attitude towards others.
Muscular and blunt, but is kind and humourous.
They were informative, patient and consistently helpful and humourous.
The happy Chinese family behind her makes this picture even more awkwardly humourous.
The profile needs to be short, Punchy and a tiny bit humourous.
Pants is used less for trousers since it acquired humourous connotations.
"Very humourous and informative in the wide scope of writing effectiveness.".
Mistakes related to misplaced modifiers can be potentially humourous.
Benjamin Franklin, consisting of essays, humourous, moral, and literary.
Nora Ephron paying a very humourous tribute to Meryl.

The various neuroses of each member of this extended clan are so human, so relatable, that their interactions are automatically hilarious and tragicomic.
This is a tragicomic novel of the bleakest order, a succinct summary of life as an immigrant with barely a word wasted.
Whether or not there exists any autobiographical chain, the Concerto for Clarinet captivatingly reflects the bittersweet, tragicomic fullness of life.
Scholars have often understood these bawdy, sexualised dramas as existing somewhere between, synthesising the two forms to be essentially tragicomic in nature.
Whimsical and dark, they mirror tragicomic characters doomed to repeat themselves, with a sensitive intelligence reminiscent of Edward Gorey.
When Herman invites them for a short holiday, a tragicomic triangular relationship ensues.
See Danny Schechter's 2003 film "Counting on Democracy," where you can revisit that tragicomic episode.