demigod
/ˈdɛmɪɡɑd/
noun
- A being who is part god and part human, often from mythology.
- In Greek myths, Hercules was a demigod known for his incredible strength.
- Many stories tell of demigods who performed heroic deeds that ordinary humans could not.
- The ancient temple was built to honor a local demigod who protected the village.
- A person who is greatly admired or worshipped for their exceptional abilities or achievements.
- Fans treated the rock star like a demigod, cheering his every move.
- In the world of science, Einstein is often regarded as a demigod of physics.
- The coach was a demigod to his players, who followed his instructions without question.
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