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demigod
[ dem-ee-god ]
noun
- a mythological being who is partly divine and partly human; an inferior deity.
- a deified mortal.
demigod
/ ˈdɛmɪˌɡɒd /
noun
- a mythological being who is part mortal, part god
- a lesser deity
- a person with outstanding or godlike attributes
Derived Forms
- ˈdemiˌgoddess, noun:feminine
Word History and Origins
Origin of demigod1
Word History and Origins
Origin of demigod1
Example Sentences
They are demigods creating a new world, after all, so why should they have to deal with petty impediments like copyright law?
Cerberus, the guard of the underworld, is featured with Hercules, a reference to the heroic demigod’s 12th and final labor which involved capturing the hellhound.
In place of demigods and antiheroes, women were his preferred orbit.
McShane’s unassuming appearance belies the power she wields in a culinary city like Los Angeles, where diners at some places tend to revere chefs as demigods.
Rather than play in the McCaw Hall pit, the musicians will be situated onstage, right in the midst of Wagner’s cosmos of “flawed gods, aspiring demigods and power-mad dwarves,” as Staufenbiel puts it.
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