In the wake of
Mortal and in the wake of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mortal" instead an adjective phrase "In the wake of".
Mortal
Mortal adjective - Likely to cause or capable of causing death.
In the wake of and mortal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the wake of" instead an adjective "Mortal".
Both terms in one sentence
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Death by Adaptation: In the wake of Pickett's charge, General Lee comes across a wounded General Kemper, who reports that the doctors have just informed him that his wound is mortal.
Source: Film / Gettysburg -
Follow the Leader: Any fighting game with either a focus on gore or digitized graphics that came out in the wake of Mortal Kombat was generally considered a knockoff.
Source: Video Game / Mortal Kombat 1
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