demigod
- noun
- /ˈdɛmɪˌɡɒd/
- Literature
- In the ancient myths, Hercules was considered a demigod because he was born from both a mortal woman and Zeus.
Tolstoy was a demigod and War and Peace his holy script.
- Tolstoy was a demigod and War and Peace his holy script.
- This guy was like a demigod and was never afraid of being who he was.
- It says that Atlantis was ruled by demigod kings beneath the the king Atlas.
- And Louis now is like this demigod.
- Were were were the the were like superheroes or demigods.
Examples
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You don't need to be a demigod to be a hero.
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Carter and Sadie find a prophecy that tells of the only possible demigod son of Kronos.
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This guy was like a demigod and was never afraid of being who he was.
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What kind of demigod would you be?
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But who was she to question a demigod?
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In a short essay, answer the following questions: If you were a demigod, what powers would you want to have?
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There is still a demigod in Argos, brother.
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As a demigod, Percy Jackson has some pretty cool powers.
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Thanos is a demigod whose name was derived from Thanatos, the Greek god of death.
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These heroes, alongside countless sailors, soothsayers and rebel demigods, named themselves the Argonauts after their sturdy ship.
Synonyms
A person much stronger and more able than most people
A man many people admire so much they seem to worship him
Giant supernatural beings born from gods and humans
A spirit who is part god and part human that protects people or places
A person with much greater strength or powers than normal people
A lesser god or a child of a god and a human in stories
A being who is partly like a god with some special powers
Antonyms
How Divine
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Morphology
Etymology
The word demigod comes from the prefix demi- meaning 'half' and god meaning 'god'. So a demigod is a 'half-god' — part god and part human, or a person with much greater power than ordinary people.