A mortall knelt before the altar and prayed for forgiveness.

The poet wrote of a mortall world where heroes fall and legends fade.

The old legend warned that mortalls who trespassed in the shrine would be cursed.

He was mortally wounded in the accident and died before help arrived.

In his quiet reflections, he found comfort in the mortalness of life, which made each moment more precious.

The ancient ritual was designed to mortalize the immortal guardians, stripping them of their divine protection.

The poet mortalizes the legend, turning immortal deeds into painfully human stories.

The ancient curse mortalized the guardian, stripping him of immortality and leaving him to face an uncertain end.

By mortalizing the immortal beings, the sorcerer hoped to end their endless suffering.

The historian explained that medieval debates about mortalism influenced attitudes toward burial rites.