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immortal

/ɪˈmɔːr.təl/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui vit éternellement ou n'est pas sujet à la mort ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour ce qui ne sera jamais oublié., Être qui n'est pas sujet à la mort ou à la décomposition, comme une divinité ou une personne dotée d'une gloire éternelle.

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adjective

/ɪˈmɔːr.təl/B2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui vit éternellement ou n'est pas sujet à la mort ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour ce qui ne sera jamais oublié.

Describes something that lives forever or is not subject to death; also used figuratively for something that will never be forgotten.

  1. Not subject to deathB2formal

    Living forever; not capable of dying or decay.

    frimmortel (qui ne peut pas mourir)

    • In mythology, gods are often immortal.
    • The search for an immortal creature has fascinated humans for centuries.
    • Some jellyfish species are biologically immortal.

    Synonymesdeathlesseternaleverlastingimperishableundying

    Antonymesfinitemortalperishabletransient

  2. Lasting foreverB2formal

    Enduring or existing for an indefinitely long time; eternal.

    frimmortel (qui dure toujours)

    • The artist's works have achieved immortal fame.
    • Her love for music is immortal in its impact.
    • The legend of King Arthur remains immortal in literature.

    Synonymesdeathlessendlessenduringeternaleverlastingimperishableperpetualundying

    Antonymesephemeralfinitemortaltemporarytransient

  3. Famous for a very long timeC1informal

    Remembered or celebrated for an exceptionally long period, often beyond a lifetime.

    frimmortel (au sens figuré)

    • That movie made him an immortal star in Hollywood.
    • His contributions to science rendered him immortal in academic circles.
    • The song became immortal after being covered by many artists.

    Synonymesdeathlessenduringeternaleverlastingimperishablelegendarytimelessundyingunforgettable

    Antonymesforgottenobscureunknown

Formes
  • more immortal comparative form
  • most immortal superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ɪˈmɔː.təl/C1formal
  • frÊtre qui n'est pas sujet à la mort ou à la décomposition, comme une divinité ou une personne dotée d'une gloire éternelle.

A noun referring to a being, such as a deity or a person of lasting fame, that is not subject to death or decay.

  1. Enduring FameB2formal

    A person, especially an author or artist, whose fame lasts for a very long time.

    frImmortel (au sens de gloire durable)

    • Shakespeare is considered one of the literary immortals.
    • The hall of fame honors the immortals of the sport.
    • Her work has made her an immortal in the world of music.

    Synonymesclassicgreaticonlegendmaster

  2. Supernatural BeingB2formal

    A god, goddess, or other being that is worshipped as having power over nature or life.

    frêtre immortel

    • In Greek mythology, the immortals lived on Mount Olympus.
    • The ancient people prayed to the immortals for good harvests.
    • Legends tell of immortals who could control the weather.

    Synonymesdeitydivinitygodgoddess

Formes
  • immortals plural form
  • immortals' possessive plural form
  • immortal's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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