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Mortal Prenominal

Description:

The term "mortal prenominal" refers to a word or phrase used as an adjective that describes the transient and finite nature of human existence. It highlights the mortality of individuals, emphasizing their vulnerability and impermanence.

Sample Sentences:

• She penned a beautiful and poignant poem about the mortal prenominal nature of life.
• The novel's protagonist struggles with the conflicting desire to escape their mortal prenominal limitations.
• In this artwork, the artist skillfully captures the essence of mortal prenominal human emotions.

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