Definition of deathless in English:

deathless

adjective ˈdɛθləsˈdɛθləs

humorous, literary

Immortal.
pages of deathless prose
Example sentencesExamples
- Pierce Brosnan plays James Bond for what will likely be the last time in Die Another Day, the latest in the deathless series.
- Immortality, the birthless and deathless state of nirvana, lies beyond this cycle of the wheel of life.
- He tells us, via a specific historical account, of His creation of a good world, in six earth-rotation days - ruined by sin, and still to be restored to a sinless, deathless condition.
- While the singer looks ageless and deathless, she is a lot older than that.
- In 2001, the duo anonymously released a single called Soft, which sampled Chicago's deathless 1976 number one If You Leave Me Now.
- I'm trying to become a better writer, because it's something I love, but I'm not trying all that hard to write deathless prose, here.
- But in all the ways that matter, Bell effectively was Holmes, or became Holmes, through the deathless art of Conan Doyle, Bell's most famous pupil.
- He is, on the one hand, the man behind both early - 1990s pre-teen trio Hanson and the Baha Men's deathless novelty hit, Who Let the Dogs Out?
- The true individuality of a man is the same in a king, as well as a beggar, the saint, as well as the sinner which is: sacred, divine and deathless.
- Nor do I think the books are especially brilliant, beyond the undeniable genius of crossbreeding the various deathless genres of children's fantasy to spin a yarn both traditional and contemporary in its appeal.
- His description of the epic on Garrick's Shelf is typical: ‘The day's route led us through snow and ice scenery of deathless beauty.’
- Not deathless literature, but entertainment with as high a reverberation as you can go for.
- It's something that utopians like to forget in their deathless faith in the perfectibility of man.
- Hardly surprisingly, no deathless prose has been written on ‘The Idea of the Tertiary Education Sector’.
- Inevitably, one's mind is cast back to the deathless moment when they were swept off their feet by the sea - nothing compared to the tidal wave about to engulf another Canute.
- The set is inspired by the photography of Jake Rajs, whose arid landscapes and endless, empty roads capture the deathless mystery of the desert.
- As he recovers and continues his walk down the corridor of the office block on the North Circular, I am to emerge from behind the soft drinks and utter the deathless words: ‘Ah, Daniel.’
- And so when those journalists Google themselves, guess who pops up early and often, making fun of their deathless prose?
- Not exactly deathless prose, but David was happy with it.
- All that has changed - and every one of our deathless chums may now be seen on video, cable TV and at Beanoland in the Chessington World of Adventures.
Synonyms
immortal, undying, imperishable, inextinguishable, indestructible, unfading, enduring, everlasting, perpetual, eternal
timeless, ageless, memorable
rare sempiternal, perdurable

Derivatives

deathlessness

noun

literary, humorous

Man longs not so much for deathlessness as for wholeness, wisdom, goodness, and godliness.
Example sentencesExamples
- But if King Kong these days doesn't quite ‘work’ as the spectacle it was intended as, it nonetheless justifies its deathlessness.
- But is deathlessness really a scientific possibility?
- Weaver's ceuvre is defined by its insistent iteration of the deathlessness of ancestral heritage amid the life cycle.
- Thus the certainty of a real restoration to a real future deathlessness, the hope of Christianity's Gospel, is snatched away from modern man.

Definition of deathless in US English:

deathless

adjectiveˈdeTHləsˈdɛθləs

literary, humorous

Immortal.
deathless beauty
he died before his song could be recorded, but his compositions are deathless
Example sentencesExamples
- Pierce Brosnan plays James Bond for what will likely be the last time in Die Another Day, the latest in the deathless series.
- As he recovers and continues his walk down the corridor of the office block on the North Circular, I am to emerge from behind the soft drinks and utter the deathless words: ‘Ah, Daniel.’
- But in all the ways that matter, Bell effectively was Holmes, or became Holmes, through the deathless art of Conan Doyle, Bell's most famous pupil.
- Inevitably, one's mind is cast back to the deathless moment when they were swept off their feet by the sea - nothing compared to the tidal wave about to engulf another Canute.
- Nor do I think the books are especially brilliant, beyond the undeniable genius of crossbreeding the various deathless genres of children's fantasy to spin a yarn both traditional and contemporary in its appeal.
- Immortality, the birthless and deathless state of nirvana, lies beyond this cycle of the wheel of life.
- The set is inspired by the photography of Jake Rajs, whose arid landscapes and endless, empty roads capture the deathless mystery of the desert.
- And so when those journalists Google themselves, guess who pops up early and often, making fun of their deathless prose?
- All that has changed - and every one of our deathless chums may now be seen on video, cable TV and at Beanoland in the Chessington World of Adventures.
- He is, on the one hand, the man behind both early - 1990s pre-teen trio Hanson and the Baha Men's deathless novelty hit, Who Let the Dogs Out?
- While the singer looks ageless and deathless, she is a lot older than that.
- In 2001, the duo anonymously released a single called Soft, which sampled Chicago's deathless 1976 number one If You Leave Me Now.
- Not exactly deathless prose, but David was happy with it.
- His description of the epic on Garrick's Shelf is typical: ‘The day's route led us through snow and ice scenery of deathless beauty.’
- Not deathless literature, but entertainment with as high a reverberation as you can go for.
- He tells us, via a specific historical account, of His creation of a good world, in six earth-rotation days - ruined by sin, and still to be restored to a sinless, deathless condition.
- The true individuality of a man is the same in a king, as well as a beggar, the saint, as well as the sinner which is: sacred, divine and deathless.
- I'm trying to become a better writer, because it's something I love, but I'm not trying all that hard to write deathless prose, here.
- Hardly surprisingly, no deathless prose has been written on ‘The Idea of the Tertiary Education Sector’.
- It's something that utopians like to forget in their deathless faith in the perfectibility of man.
Synonyms
immortal, undying, imperishable, inextinguishable, indestructible, unfading, enduring, everlasting, perpetual, eternal

单词	deathless
释义	Definition of deathless in English: deathless adjective ˈdɛθləsˈdɛθləs humorous, literary Immortal. pages of deathless prose Example sentencesExamples Pierce Brosnan plays James Bond for what will likely be the last time in Die Another Day, the latest in the deathless series. Immortality, the birthless and deathless state of nirvana, lies beyond this cycle of the wheel of life. He tells us, via a specific historical account, of His creation of a good world, in six earth-rotation days - ruined by sin, and still to be restored to a sinless, deathless condition. While the singer looks ageless and deathless, she is a lot older than that. In 2001, the duo anonymously released a single called Soft, which sampled Chicago's deathless 1976 number one If You Leave Me Now. I'm trying to become a better writer, because it's something I love, but I'm not trying all that hard to write deathless prose, here. But in all the ways that matter, Bell effectively was Holmes, or became Holmes, through the deathless art of Conan Doyle, Bell's most famous pupil. He is, on the one hand, the man behind both early - 1990s pre-teen trio Hanson and the Baha Men's deathless novelty hit, Who Let the Dogs Out? The true individuality of a man is the same in a king, as well as a beggar, the saint, as well as the sinner which is: sacred, divine and deathless. Nor do I think the books are especially brilliant, beyond the undeniable genius of crossbreeding the various deathless genres of children's fantasy to spin a yarn both traditional and contemporary in its appeal. His description of the epic on Garrick's Shelf is typical: ‘The day's route led us through snow and ice scenery of deathless beauty.’ Not deathless literature, but entertainment with as high a reverberation as you can go for. It's something that utopians like to forget in their deathless faith in the perfectibility of man. Hardly surprisingly, no deathless prose has been written on ‘The Idea of the Tertiary Education Sector’. Inevitably, one's mind is cast back to the deathless moment when they were swept off their feet by the sea - nothing compared to the tidal wave about to engulf another Canute. The set is inspired by the photography of Jake Rajs, whose arid landscapes and endless, empty roads capture the deathless mystery of the desert. As he recovers and continues his walk down the corridor of the office block on the North Circular, I am to emerge from behind the soft drinks and utter the deathless words: ‘Ah, Daniel.’ And so when those journalists Google themselves, guess who pops up early and often, making fun of their deathless prose? Not exactly deathless prose, but David was happy with it. All that has changed - and every one of our deathless chums may now be seen on video, cable TV and at Beanoland in the Chessington World of Adventures. Synonyms immortal, undying, imperishable, inextinguishable, indestructible, unfading, enduring, everlasting, perpetual, eternal timeless, ageless, memorable rare sempiternal, perdurable Derivatives deathlessness noun literary, humorous Man longs not so much for deathlessness as for wholeness, wisdom, goodness, and godliness. Example sentencesExamples But if King Kong these days doesn't quite ‘work’ as the spectacle it was intended as, it nonetheless justifies its deathlessness. But is deathlessness really a scientific possibility? Weaver's ceuvre is defined by its insistent iteration of the deathlessness of ancestral heritage amid the life cycle. Thus the certainty of a real restoration to a real future deathlessness, the hope of Christianity's Gospel, is snatched away from modern man. Definition of deathless in US English: deathless adjectiveˈdeTHləsˈdɛθləs literary, humorous Immortal. deathless beauty he died before his song could be recorded, but his compositions are deathless Example sentencesExamples Pierce Brosnan plays James Bond for what will likely be the last time in Die Another Day, the latest in the deathless series. As he recovers and continues his walk down the corridor of the office block on the North Circular, I am to emerge from behind the soft drinks and utter the deathless words: ‘Ah, Daniel.’ But in all the ways that matter, Bell effectively was Holmes, or became Holmes, through the deathless art of Conan Doyle, Bell's most famous pupil. Inevitably, one's mind is cast back to the deathless moment when they were swept off their feet by the sea - nothing compared to the tidal wave about to engulf another Canute. Nor do I think the books are especially brilliant, beyond the undeniable genius of crossbreeding the various deathless genres of children's fantasy to spin a yarn both traditional and contemporary in its appeal. Immortality, the birthless and deathless state of nirvana, lies beyond this cycle of the wheel of life. The set is inspired by the photography of Jake Rajs, whose arid landscapes and endless, empty roads capture the deathless mystery of the desert. And so when those journalists Google themselves, guess who pops up early and often, making fun of their deathless prose? All that has changed - and every one of our deathless chums may now be seen on video, cable TV and at Beanoland in the Chessington World of Adventures. He is, on the one hand, the man behind both early - 1990s pre-teen trio Hanson and the Baha Men's deathless novelty hit, Who Let the Dogs Out? While the singer looks ageless and deathless, she is a lot older than that. In 2001, the duo anonymously released a single called Soft, which sampled Chicago's deathless 1976 number one If You Leave Me Now. Not exactly deathless prose, but David was happy with it. His description of the epic on Garrick's Shelf is typical: ‘The day's route led us through snow and ice scenery of deathless beauty.’ Not deathless literature, but entertainment with as high a reverberation as you can go for. He tells us, via a specific historical account, of His creation of a good world, in six earth-rotation days - ruined by sin, and still to be restored to a sinless, deathless condition. The true individuality of a man is the same in a king, as well as a beggar, the saint, as well as the sinner which is: sacred, divine and deathless. I'm trying to become a better writer, because it's something I love, but I'm not trying all that hard to write deathless prose, here. Hardly surprisingly, no deathless prose has been written on ‘The Idea of the Tertiary Education Sector’. It's something that utopians like to forget in their deathless faith in the perfectibility of man. Synonyms immortal, undying, imperishable, inextinguishable, indestructible, unfading, enduring, everlasting, perpetual, eternal
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