mortal
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definition
noun
Very rarely and very few blessed mortals are clasped by death in a peaceful embrace.
a human being subject to death, often contrasted with a divine being.
adjective
all men are mortal
(of a living human being, often in contrast to a divine being) subject to death.
a mortal disease
causing or liable to cause death; fatal.
example
His eyes widened tremendously and his mouth opened in a scream of 'mortal' terror at the sight of the creature within.
Blood was pouring out, and he knew that it was a 'mortal' blow.
The only thing that made Brandon and, more specifically, his father want me was the fact that his father and mine had been near 'mortal' enemies.
The pain and the clutch took away her breath leaving her in 'mortal' agony.
The wealth of evidence is startling, including the links to King Arthur and his descendants as the guardians of the grail, the guardians of Mary's 'mortal' remains.
There are a few times, however, when a transformation takes place in order to save a 'mortal' from death.
Here I've been shut up in this confounded house for four 'mortal' days!
I also think that what she has done, through her death, is make people realize how 'mortal' we all are.
But Abason had dealt him a 'mortal' blow, for he didn't stand on his feet long and instead collapsed over onto the floor once again.
Each of these public figures attests in disturbing ways to the relentless passage of time and the danger of living 'mortal' lives.
We will don our super outfits and walk amongst the 'mortal' humans in town.
‘Humans are 'mortal' , and that includes scientists, engineers, and teachers,’ says Yu.
"You didn't even try to kill that 'mortal' , " he said calmly.
It was like a particularly manic amusement park ride, with the amusement somewhat tempered by 'mortal' fear.
Claiming to be wise, they became fools, and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images resembling 'mortal' man or birds or animals or reptiles.
This is supposed to have arisen from the Saint's displeasure of his 'mortal' remains being removed from his preferred place of rest.
She no longer wanted to kill or to put her life in 'mortal' danger.
Brawls between French and immigrant workers were common during this period, though not usually 'mortal' .
But, in the area of management, we are only now beginning to recognise the 'mortal' enemy.
All men are 'mortal' .
Sooner or later you're bound to realize that you're just another human being, nothing special, just an ordinary 'mortal' like everyone else.
My mother's 'mortal' remains were consigned to the fire with the chanting of mantras and her last rites were performed according to family tradition.
And if I laugh at any 'mortal' thing.
Not a goddess, or a nymph, or some divine entity, just a 'mortal' woman.
My blood ran cold, and my 'mortal' fright returned in full force.
Unexpectedly faced with detention in the post guardhouse, he made a desperate break for freedom and received a 'mortal' bayonet wound.
His one 'mortal' enemy is change, and he has yet to figure out how to beat it.
Such a move would nevertheless probably deal a 'mortal' blow to the agency, already deeply in debt.
They believed priests were Christ's representatives on earth and that missing Mass was a 'mortal' sin, and they made sure the rosary was said every night.
She was already seated and since class hadn't started yet she decided to socialize at a 'mortal' speed.
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