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Meanings of immortality in English
Usage of immortality in English
1
Yet I still believe in God, and the immortality of the soul.
2
He has no genuine faith in immortality, in virtue, or in God.
3
The physical possibility of the immortality of the Soul is thus demonstrated.
4
They become addicted to the concept of immortality and their own power.
5
Lisette's strain is prone to depression, particularly after long stretches of immortality.
6
He places the differentiation in their contrasted doctrines of fate and immortality.
7
The Third Men were very subject to a craving for personal immortality.
8
One of the great advantages of immortality is that one learns patience.
9
The hope of immortality is the greatest boon conferred upon the living.
10
The subject must have an influence upon the immortality of the work.
11
General, commander, emperor, king...those are the titles that allow access to immortality.
12
The long-anticipated 62nd home run earns McGwire a place in baseball immortality.
13
It lies embalmed in honorable immortality in a single line of Pope's:
14
They spoke positively of immortality, of reward or punishment beyond the grave.
15
The enjoyment of immortality won in youth must be a pleasant thing.
16
More: there is a savor of life and immortality in substantial fare.
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Translations for immortality
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Immortality through the time
Immortality across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common