Immortal

/ɪˈmɔːrtəl/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person or being that cannot die.

In many cultures, warriors are revered as immortals after they die in battle.

An enduring or perpetual figure in culture, art, or literature.

Shakespeare is often regarded as an immortal for his contributions to English literature.

adjective

Living forever; never dying or decaying.

According to ancient mythology, the gods are considered immortal beings.

Not subject to death; enduring over time.

The poet's immortal words continue to inspire generations.

Existing or enduring beyond death.

The scientist aimed to achieve an immortal legacy through her groundbreaking research.

From Latin 'immortalis', from 'in-' (not) + 'mortalis' (mortal)

immortal soul:

A soul that is believed to live forever.

immortal words:

Words that are famous and remembered indefinitely.

immortal fame:

Fame that lasts forever.

Legendary in status; extremely famous.

His performance was so good that it made him immortal in the eyes of his fans.

Unforgettably impactful.

That movie was immortal; I can't stop thinking about it.