deathless
not subject to death; immortal: the belief that the human soul is deathless.
unceasing; perpetual: his deathless devotion to the cause.
likely to endure because of superior quality, timelessness, etc. (sometimes used ironically): deathless prose.
Origin of deathless
1Other words from deathless
- death·less·ly, adverb
- death·less·ness, noun
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How to use deathless in a sentence
American popular culture is our eternal present, our illusion of deathlessness.
They proclaim the deathlessness of her democracy, the hope of a new world leadership in art and craft.
The War After the War | Isaac Frederick MarcossonFor the (so-called) deathlessness of the gods only means their (comparatively) long existence.
The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Sankaracarya | Translator: George ThibautHow to attain this deathlessness is the next problem whose solution he will ask of us.
Is Polite Society Polite? | Julia Ward HoweNor death was then, nor deathlessness, nor change of night and day.
An Introduction to Mythology | Lewis Spence
How could there be no deathlessness, since she was already deathless?
The Seven who were Hanged | Leonid Andreyev
British Dictionary definitions for deathless
/ (ˈdɛθlɪs) /
immortal, esp because of greatness; everlasting
Derived forms of deathless
- deathlessly, adverb
- deathlessness, noun
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