Pronunciation: /ɡriːf ˈtʊrɪst/
noun a person who visits places associated with tragedy or disaster for the purpose of experiencing the emotions of grief or sorrow
A1 A grief tourist is someone who visits places associated with tragedy or loss.
A2 The grief tourist felt a sense of sadness as they visited the memorial site.
B1 Some people criticize grief tourists for exploiting others' pain for their own curiosity.
B2 As a grief tourist, she was drawn to sites of historical disasters to learn more about the events.
C1 The ethics of grief tourism have been debated among scholars and travelers alike.
C2 The grief tourist industry has grown in recent years, attracting both respectful visitors and those seeking sensationalized experiences.
formal The concept of a grief tourist refers to someone who visits sites of tragedy or disaster out of morbid curiosity.
informal I heard that there are grief tourists who come to the memorial site just to take pictures.
slang Those grief tourists are so disrespectful, treating a tragic event like a tourist attraction.
figurative She felt like a grief tourist in her own life, constantly seeking out sadness and despair.
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