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The phrase "a death deity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a god or goddess associated with death in mythology or religion.
Example: "In many cultures, a death deity is often revered and feared, representing the transition from life to the afterlife."
Alternatives: "a god of death" or "a deity of death".
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He was a death deity.
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Cabot seems to change course halfway through the book and make John Hayden, her mysterious silver-eyed hottie, a generic "death deity" rather than Hades himself — so readers feel in less sure hands, despite Cabot's long publishing history (she is the author of "The Princess Diaries" as well many supernatural stories).
We're taught that darkness scary and inextricable from death, the greatest unknown (Google "darkness mythology" and you'll get "List of death deities"); but you can't get to Hindu god Brahma's cave (the center of vision) without closing your eyes.
Many of these figures belong to the type of the "dying god" (a fertility deity displaying death and regeneration characteristics) but show variant traits according to whether they are powers of fertility worshipped by marsh dwellers, orchard growers, herders, or farmers.
Many pray to a deity called Lady Death for a smooth deliverance.
Each cart carried a statue of a deity.
Confucius, like Buddha, is a philosopher, not a deity.
A painting of a double-headed deity fills a wall.
It is a buffalo-demon, not a deity.
In the fourth season of Angel, she appears to take on a villainous role before it is revealed that she is possessed by a malevolent deity; this storyline eventually leads to her death and subsequent exit from the series.
Painful death and the suffering of children contradicted his idea of a loving deity.
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