heroes

Noun

plural form of hero

Origin

From Old French heroes (“hero”), mistaken for a plural.

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"Wow. He was one of my favorite action heroes growing up," Jessi said.
The foremost heroes of the first crusade were Netherlanders.
David and his followers are found in the south of Hebron, and as they advanced northwards they encountered wondrous heroes between Gath and Jerusalem (2 Sam.
EUPHORBUS, son of Panthoiis, one of the bravest of the Trojan heroes, slain by Menelaus (Iliad, xvii.
" Parthians," a term transferred by Firdousi to the heroes of the old Iranian legend.

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