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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
immortalise .
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Examples
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He brings out noble qualities in you, frames you in a myth, makes you godlike, immortalises you.
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He brings out noble qualities in you, frames you in a myth, makes you godlike, immortalises you.
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He brings out noble qualities in you, frames you in a myth, makes you godlike, immortalises you.
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It is a "spirit" which broods over many a song, but is incarnate, so to speak, in the elegy which immortalises the tomb of his lost friend.
Morality as a Religion An exposition of some first principles
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It is not the village which produces the Hampden, but the Hampden who immortalises the village.
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It is not the village which produces the Hampden, but the Hampden who immortalises the village.
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By gazing on its own exceeding light. fit him, like Ruskin's verdict, "What can you say of Carlyle but that he was born in the clouds and struck by the lightning?" which withers while it immortalises.
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"Generation immortalises the mortal, so for as it can be immortalised."
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West Indies, which kills the hugest tree, to become as huge a tree itself -- immortalises the great Clusius, Charles de l'Escluse, citizen of
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It is this which inspires us with invincible perseverance, and heroic energies, while without it we should be the most inert and soulless of blocks, the shadows of what history records and poetry immortalises, and not men.
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