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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
/ ˈɛɪˌɡɒ /
noun
a mythological being who is part mortal, part god
a lesser deity
a person with outstanding or godlike attributes
Other Word Forms
- ˈˌǻ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of demigod1
Word History and Origins
Origin of demigod1
Example Sentences
Although he worked for a man who became a demigod to conservative worshipers, he and Reagan had significant differences, among them Spencer’s support for legalized abortion, affirmative action and certain gun controls.
It’s a question that the demigod Maui tunefully poses to the titular princess in “Moana 2.”
"She is strong, she is brave, she is not afraid to grab a demigod by the ear. She looks strong as well, at the helm of her ship."
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.
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