dɛˈmɪɡɒd

Definitions

1. noun

A person or being who is the offspring of a god or goddess and a mortal, often possessing supernatural powers or abilities.

“In Greek mythology, Hercules was a demigod, the son of Zeus and a mortal woman.”

2. noun

A person who is exceptionally talented or gifted, often in a particular field or activity.

“The young musician was considered a demigod by his peers due to his incredible skill on the guitar.”

3. noun

A fictional or supernatural being, often depicted as having extraordinary powers or abilities.

“In the fantasy novel, the protagonist discovered he was a demigod with the power to control the elements.”