mortal
ölümlü
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.
translation of 'mortal'
noun
ölümlü,
insan
adjective
ölüm,
ölümlü,
fani,
öldürücü,
ölümcül
example
She ran at Dana, and without another thought, Dana's knife plunged into the woman's heart, striking a 'mortal' blow.
"I don't think you in the position to make threats foolish 'mortal' !
And Kings that earn their crown rarely abdicate, they leave the building via 'mortal' battle.
A few of those that don't agree sit in 'mortal' fear, terrified one of these shrieking maniacs will tear their head off for having an opposing opinion.
She waited over three hours to board a boat despite her 'mortal' fear of doing so.
Some of the weapons they carry are replicas of those used in the days when Reformation and Counter-Reformation were locked in 'mortal' combat, but that was then.
Not a goddess, or a nymph, or some divine entity, just a 'mortal' woman.
Without his support the project will suffer a 'mortal' blow.
This is supposed to have arisen from the Saint's displeasure of his 'mortal' remains being removed from his preferred place of rest.
Like all secular humanism it puts its faith not in angels but in 'mortal' , imperfect human beings.
Each of these public figures attests in disturbing ways to the relentless passage of time and the danger of living 'mortal' lives.
Remorseful, Mona figures that the least she can do is find her boyfriend's 'mortal' remains, so that his soul can be put to rest.
Such a move would nevertheless probably deal a 'mortal' blow to the agency, already deeply in debt.
From one night to the next they lived in 'mortal' anguish of what might happen to the man, the wife and the child that was waiting to be born.
There are a few times, however, when a transformation takes place in order to save a 'mortal' from death.
The 'mortal' remains of the founder of the Christian Brothers and Presentation Brothers rest at Mount Sion and it remains the principal site for the veneration of his relics.
Though dead, he still gives the impression of a free spirit, as if he is beyond 'mortal' perceptions of life and death.
It is ironic that the sun, long regarded as a source of health and vitality, is now depicted as a 'mortal' danger to the unsuspecting British public.
Destroying the finance infrastructure of terrorism can strike a 'mortal' blow at the network of terrorism but cannot prevent every individual terrorist act.
In the old Scotch-Irish warrior tradition, Jackson regarded political opponents as 'mortal' enemies to be crushed, if possible.
I always felt that science as the preserve of people from Oxbridge or Ivy League universities - and not for the common 'mortal' - was a very bad idea.
His 'mortal' fear of Jesse James led him to kill the famous outlaw, not just for the reward money, but as a preemptive strike to save his own life.
He has been fighting 'mortal' battles so long that it is hard to ascertain when the fatal blow was dealt.
She was attended at the scene by Italian emergency services, who described her as ‘not in 'mortal' danger’.
The 'mortal' remains of King Richard II of England may be interred in a Scots mediaeval church and not in Westminster Abbey, as has been presumed for the past 600 years.
I have no doubt, when the time comes, she will have given her own precise instructions for the disposal of her 'mortal' remains.
You've taken on too big a task for an ordinary 'mortal' , or any collection of mortals.
You had an awful lot of people who wore swords, but who never actually drew them in 'mortal' battle.
We talked about counseling again but that is something I cannot do, my 'mortal' fear of being seen as weak and crying by people would stop me doing that.
The best scene is Hector and Achilles in 'mortal' combat.
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