Death and Mortal

Death

Death noun - The permanent stopping of all the vital bodily activities.

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Mortal and death are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mortal" instead the word "Death" as a noun or an adjective.

Nearby Words: deathly, deathless

Mortal noun - A member of the human race.

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Death and mortal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Death" instead the word "Mortal" as an adjective or a noun.

Nearby Words: mortally, mortality

human	human death	human mortal
good	good death	good mortal
physical	physical death	physical mortal
nice	nice death	nice mortal
Other adjectives: normal, true, single, serious, little, potential, new, last.

Police firearm doctrine absolutely dictates firing at center-of-mass until the person is no longer a threat, with the understanding that this is often coincident with the person's death or mortal wounding.

Source: A-Team Firing
Similarly to Supergirl, Superman continues fighting Doomsday to the death in The Death of Superman to protect the people of Metropolis, even though it meant sustaining mortal wounds in the process.

Source: Heroic Sacrifice / Comics
Explained by the fact that your character is the mortal child of a dead god, and death immediately releases his/her "essence" back to its godly source; resurrection spells don't work too good when the post-death cutscene shows your body crumbling to dust.

Source: We Cannot Go on Without You

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