Definitions and Examples of mortal, man
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
A being that is subject to death; a human being.
Example
Unlike the gods and goddesses, humans are mortal and have a limited lifespan.
A male human being.
Example
In ancient Greece, the gods and goddesses were often depicted as having relationships with men and women alike.
Key Differences: mortal vs man
- 1Mortal is a term that refers to a being that is subject to death, while man refers specifically to a male human being.
- 2Mortal is a complementary antonym to goddess, while man is a relational antonym.
Effective Usage of mortal, man
- 1Mythology: Use these antonyms to describe the differences between gods/goddesses and mortals in mythology.
- 2Gender Studies: Incorporate these antonyms in discussions about gender roles and power dynamics.
- 3Vocabulary Building: Learn new words and their antonyms to expand your vocabulary.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of goddess are mortal and man. Mortal refers to a being that is subject to death, while man refers specifically to a male human being. Use these antonyms in discussions about mythology, gender studies, and vocabulary building.
