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child born to an angel and human

 

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Child born to an angel and human

Description:

A child born to an angel and human is a supernatural being that results from the union of an angelic being and a human. In mythology and folklore, these hybrid beings often possess exceptional abilities, spiritual connections, or extraordinary destinies.

Examples and Usages:

1. Noun - Mythology:

In Greek mythology, a child born to an angel and human is known as a Nephilim, believed to be powerful and renowned heroes of the ancient world.

Sample sentence: The Nephilim were said to be giants, towering above ordinary humans with unparalleled strength.

2. Noun - Fantasy literature:

In fantasy literature, a child born to an angel and human can be depicted as a "half-angel" or "half-celestial," inheriting divine attributes and often playing a significant role in the battle between good and evil.

Sample sentence: The half-angel protagonist discovered her latent powers and embraced her destiny to protect the realms from the encroaching darkness.

3. Adjective - Metaphorical:

Used metaphorically, this term can describe someone with an extraordinary beauty, purity, or innocence that seems almost divine.

Sample sentence: The ballerina's performance was mesmerizing, her movements fluid and ethereal, like that of a child born to an angel and human.

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