Mortal and Savage

Mortal

Mortal adjective - Likely to cause or capable of causing death.

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Savage and mortal are semantically related In some cases you can use "Savage" instead an adjective "Mortal".

Nearby Words: mortally, mortality

Savage adjective - Not civilized.

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Mortal and savage are semantically related in crushing topic. Sometimes you can use "Mortal" instead an adjective "Savage".

Nearby Words: savagely, savagery, savaged, savaging

good	good mortal	good savage
evil	evil mortal	evil savage
beautiful	beautiful mortal	beautiful savage
past	past mortal	past savage
Other adjectives: immortal, klutzy.

Eventually, Savage is only stopped because his plan for unraveling time itself has a side effect of turning him mortal again, allowing him to be killed.

Source: Invincible Villain
In The Savage Dragon, all the various pantheons live together on a planet called Godworld (at least, until it's blown up), having been forbidden to visit the mortal realm since 1180 BC.

Source: Crossover Cosmology
Hurt and Vandal Savage were able to live beyond their mortal lifespans, simply by coming into contact with it.

Source: Comic Book / Grant Morrison's Batman

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