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he·ro
\ˈhē(ˌ)rō, ˈhi(-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: back-formation from heroes, plural, from Middle English, from Latin, from Greek hērōes, plural of hērōs; perhaps akin to Latin servare to protect — more at conserve
1.
a. : a mythological or legendary figure endowed with great strength, courage, or ability, favored by the gods, and often believed to be of divine or partly divine descent — compare culture hero, demigod
b. : a man of courage and nobility famed for his military achievements : an illustrious warrior
c. : a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities and considered a model or ideal
d. : the principal male character in a drama, novel, story, or narrative poem : protagonist
e. : the central figure in an event, action, or period
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