demigoddess
Americannoun
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a female mythological being who is partly divine and partly human.
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a deified woman.
Etymology
Origin of demigoddess
Example Sentences
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Since her comic book debut in 1941, Wonder Woman has been recognized as an Amazon princess, a demigoddess and an emissary and ambassador from her homeland.
From Los Angeles Times
It’s not until nearly halfway through the book that Karen realizes Zed is none other than Zeus, king of the gods, and she herself by extension is a demigoddess.
From New York Times
Streep sharing a name with her character is a fourth-wall-breaking genuflection to her demigoddess presence, which might alone persuade us that it was appropriate to revive this story.
From The New Yorker
In “Circe,” Miller weaves a story about the demigoddess with whom Odysseus tarried on his way home to Penelope.
From Washington Post
The reliefs are truly exceptional, depicting religious and cultic scenes, priests, and what appears to be a demigoddess or a high-priestess.
From BBC
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