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demigod

/ˈdɛm.i.ɡɒd/

Traduction: Être qui est à la fois mortel et divin, ou personne douée de pouvoirs et de capacités exceptionnelles.

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/ˈdɛm.i.ɡɒd/C1formal
  • frÊtre qui est à la fois mortel et divin, ou personne douée de pouvoirs et de capacités exceptionnelles.

A noun referring to a being who is part mortal and part god, or a person with extraordinary powers and abilities.

  1. Mythological beingB2formal

    A being who is part mortal and part god, often possessing superhuman abilities.

    frDemi-dieu (être mythologique)

    • Heracles was a famous demigod in Greek mythology.
    • The ancient stories tell of demigods who performed incredible feats.
    • Achilles, a demigod, was nearly invincible in battle.

    Synonymeshero

  2. Exceptional personB2informal

    A person who is greatly admired or revered for their extraordinary talents, powers, or achievements.

    frPersonne exceptionnelle

    • In the world of music, he is treated like a demigod.
    • Fans regard the star athlete as a demigod of the sport.
    • She became a demigod in the tech industry after her groundbreaking invention.

    Synonymesgiantheroidollegendparagonsupermantitan

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  • demigods' possessive plural form
  • demigod's possessive singular form
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