Mortal
Mortal adjective - Likely to cause or capable of causing death.
Strong
Strong adjective - Able to withstand hardship, strain, or exposure.
Usage example: the doctor soon declared her strong enough to go home from the hospital
Nearby Word: strongly
Both words in one sentence
- She repeatedly explains that as she'll only marry someone as strong as her, he's better off loving a mortal woman instead of potentially killing himself trying to accomplish a likely impossible goal.
Source: Secret Test of Character - It was mentioned by another character that Thor never strikes a mortal, no matter how strong, with his full might, but even so, it ought to be punching Mjolner-shaped holes through most enemies.
Source: Could Have Been Messy -
Lastly, demigoddess Sentinel had a strong demonic influence in her appearance during her Halloween 2009 rampage (afterwards she was struck down and rendered mortal, with a more human appearance).
Source: Horny Devils
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