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Meanings of immortal in English
Usage of immortal in English
1
Far better to leave the immortal ones undisturbed and accept your sorrow.
2
We think; therefore we are divine: we pray; therefore we are immortal.
3
Waldorf75: i also felt a bit lost by those illogical, immortal rules.
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He's still young enough to think he's immortal-andhe's cleared for active.
5
All the moral beings that dwell in it compose one immortal family.
6
It is immortal, it has been created in the image of God.
7
He went on: I once read a Japanese legend about an immortal.
8
The spirit of Arthur was roused; his eye gleamed with immortal fire.
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The literature of power is immortal; fresh to-day though born milleniums ago.
10
In American English, one version of that immortal poem goes like this:
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Some philosophers say the soul is immortal; some, that it is mortal.
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So might Apollo have looked in the flush of his immortal youth.
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The immortal in man imparts to it its own quality of permanence.
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And, of course, Club Life, for all the various forms of immortal.
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This meditation certainly has strengthened my own faith in the immortal life.
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The Arkwrights and the Wedgwoods are immortal through Omega and not Alpha.
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Immortal through the time
Immortal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common