noun
- beings in mythology who are part human and part god, typically the offspring of a god and a mortal
- people who are greatly admired or revered, especially for their exceptional abilities or achievements
Usage: mythology
Usage: figurative
Examples
- Hercules and Perseus were famous demigods in Greek mythology.
- The ancient stories told of demigods who possessed superhuman strength.
- Many demigods struggled with their dual nature between mortal and divine.
- The rock stars were treated like demigods by their devoted fans.
- In the eyes of young athletes, professional players are demigods.
- The CEO was viewed as one of the demigods of the tech industry.