Bodily
Mortal
Mortal adjective - Likely to cause or capable of causing death.
Bodily and mortal are semantically related in perishable topic. Sometimes you can use "Bodily" instead an adjective "Mortal".
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Stun represented bruises and pulled muscles, wound broken bones and deep cuts, and mortal grievous bodily harm.
Source: Hit Points aka: Hit Point -
In The Mortal Instruments, this is common from exposure to angelic or demonic influences and/or bodily fluids.
Source: Viral Transformation - Islam does after all hold as a key tenet that "Allah has no son." Jesus is considered a great prophet, the second only to Muhammed, but fully mortal (although he did ascend bodily into heaven in the Quran as well).
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