Immortal

usgb/ɪˈmɔːrtl/
adjective

Something that can not die or be destroyed.

Vampires are often depicted as immortal
Visual representation of "immortal" - Something that can not die or be destroyed

Often appears as...

  • become immortal
  • seemingly immortal
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Fantasy Genre

The term 'immortal' is often used in stories involving magical beings or worlds, like fantasy novels and films.

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The immortal elves in the story have secrets unknown to mankind.
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Not Literal

Sometimes 'immortal' is used metaphorically to describe something unbeatable or impervious to harm.

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The boxer's fans see him as immortal in the ring.
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Hyperbole

It is often used as a hyperbole to emphasize the strength or durability of a person or object.

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The legend of the immortal phone that can't be broken is just an exaggeration.
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deathlessendureeternaleverlastingindestructibleinfinitumperpetualtimelessundying
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