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Meanings of immortalise in anglès
portuguès
comemorar català
immortalitzar Be or provide a memorial to a person or an event.
Sinònims
Examples for "eternize"
Examples for "eternize"
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One object of religious principles: eternize the tyranny of kings
2
I don't warrant the longevity though the hypostatic union of a fountain may eternize the tree.
3
Praying to be eternized by a blast
4
The sight of the poetry eternized in these statues, took the sting from the thought, arraying it only in poetic ideality.
5
'The several unexpected victories obtained under your Excellency's conduct, will eternize the same unto all posterity.
1
Oh, to prolong this blissful moment, to sleep, to eternalize oneself in it!
2
Some thoughts and feelings, then, eternalize themselves in human speech; most thoughts and feelings do not.
3
The peripatetic philosophy, obeying rationalist propensities, has tried to eternalize the common-sense categories by treating them very technically and articulately.
4
Association, fixed and eternalized by the structure of the language, is the tyranny that keeps down the live idea.
5
The essence of the divine is Love, Will that personalizes and eternalizes, that feels the hunger for eternity and infinity.
1
An argument, to say no worse of him, that he intended to eternise only his own Tuscanes.
2
He there found the same passion for splendour and domination, the same craving to eternise the memory of Roman greatness in marble and daylight.
3
He has painted forth his little humours, his individual feelings, and eternised himself to his readers.
1
All that actually matters is how they eternalise in time out of mind.
2
But the precious metal had somehow eternalised the symbol of the crucified body.
Usage of immortalise in anglès
1
The conduct of Marmont on that day alone would suffice to immortalise him.
2
Why pass over the success, and endeavour to immortalise the failure?
3
I'm confident that we should make an heroic defence, and immortalise our names.
4
Maybe Leopold Bloom's fictional visit in 1904 really did immortalise the place after all.
5
How many of us immortalise our parents courtship and life together in a book?
6
Two odes, addressed by the latter to the former, immortalise this incomplete and abortive amity.
7
The Athenians killed Socrates, but they produced a Plato to idealise and even to immortalise him.
8
Plato adds, that these are immortal children that immortalise and deify their fathers, as Lycurgus, Solon, Minos.
9
Now Japan wants to immortalise its kamikaze pilots by enshrining their final letters as UN world heritage items.
10
So Major Campbell prepares the charming little cockyoly birds, and I call in the sun to immortalise them.
11
If she could only immortalise them!
12
The proposal to immortalise the controversial unionist leader inside the ancient walled settlement of Trim has sparked huge debate.
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The governor went further to immortalise the memory of his wife by building a pyramid-like structure called Donkin Memorial.
14
Calling all Aucklanders with that perfect selfie - the Auckland War Memorial Museum would like to immortalise your image.
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By doing so, the artist managed simultaneously to immortalise and to subjugate the Italian dynasty to a higher authority.
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Our mortal being to immortalise.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for immortalise
català
Immortalise through the time