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demigodly

demigodly adjective: of or pertaining to a demigod.

Adjective

demigodly (comparative more demigodly, superlative most demigodly)

  1. Of or pertaining to a demigod.
    • There wasn't an officer on board of the Alaska who had not an earnest and whole-some desire to get me out somewhere and lick me, and there wasn't an officer on board of the Alaska who wasn't justified in this impulse because of the quiet, but almost demigodly way I had assumed.1898, Stanley Waterloo, “Appleton becomes 'practical'” (chapter XVIII), in Armageddon: A Tale of Love, War, and Invention, page 225

Forms of demigodly

comparativemore demigodly
superlativemost demigodly

Origin of demigodly

From demigod + -ly (adjectival suffix).

Questions about demigodly

What does demigodly mean?
Demigodly means of or pertaining to a demigod.
What part of speech is demigodly?
Demigodly is an adjective.

Words near demigodly in the dictionary

  1. demiglobes
  2. demigod
  3. demigoddess
  4. demigoddesses
  5. demigodhood
  6. demigodly
  7. demigods
  8. demigorge
  9. demigorges
  10. demigrate
  11. demigrated

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