death·less
(dĕth′lĭs)adj.
Not subject to termination or death; immortal: deathless renown.
death′less·ly adv.
death′less·ness n.
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deathless
(ˈdɛθlɪs)adj
immortal, esp because of greatness; everlasting
ˈdeathlessly adv
ˈdeathlessness n
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death•less
(ˈdɛθ lɪs)adj.
1. not subject to death; immortal.
2. unceasing or unflagging; perpetual: deathless devotion.
3. likely to endure because of superior quality (sometimes used ironically): deathless prose.
[1590–1600]
death′less•ly, adv.
death′less•ness, n.
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| Adj. | 1. |  deathless - never dying; "his undying fame" immortal - not subject to death |
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deathless
adjective eternal, timeless, immortal, everlasting, undying, incorruptible, imperishable Sara, my love for you is deathless.
passing, mortal, temporal, transient, ephemeral, transitory
passing, mortal, temporal, transient, ephemeral, transitory
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deathless
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