immortal
US
/ɪˈmɔːrtəl/
UK
/ɪˈmɔːtəl/
Meaning
Living forever and never dying; often used for gods or beings believed not to die.
अमर; जो कभी न मरे या जिसकी मृत्यु न हो
Examples
“In the myth, the gods are immortal and cannot die.”
“The hero searched for a way to become immortal.”
“The story explores the immortality of the gods.”
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Not natural: My grandfather is immortal because he is 100.
Better: My grandfather is very old, but he is mortal.
Immortal means unable to die, not simply very old or likely to live a long time.
Immortal का मतलब है जो मर ही न सके; सिर्फ़ बहुत ज़्यादा उम्र होना इसका मतलब नहीं है।
Not natural: The hero became immortality.
Better: The hero became immortal.
Use the adjective immortal after became; immortality is a noun.
Became के बाद adjective immortal आएगा; immortality noun है और इसका मतलब अमरता है।
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Use immortal for someone who cannot die; for lasting fame, it can also describe something remembered forever.
जो मर नहीं सकता, उसके लिए immortal बोलें; किसी चीज़ या व्यक्ति की हमेशा याद रहने वाली शोहरत के लिए भी यह शब्द आता है।