Deathless

Pronunciation: /ˈdɛθləs/

Definitions of deathless

adjective not subject to death; immortal

Example Sentences

A1 Vampires are often portrayed as deathless creatures in movies.

A2 Legends say that some ancient warriors possessed deathless powers.

B1 The author's deathless prose continues to inspire readers around the world.

B2 The artist's deathless legacy lives on through their timeless masterpieces.

C1 The philosopher's deathless wisdom has stood the test of time.

C2 Despite facing numerous challenges, her spirit remained deathless and unwavering.

Examples of deathless in a Sentence

formal The poet's deathless verses have been studied for centuries.

informal Her love for him was truly deathless, lasting through all obstacles.

slang That new video game is so addicting, it's practically deathless.

figurative The legacy of his leadership was deathless, inspiring generations to come.

Grammatical Forms of deathless

• past tense: deathlessed
• plural: deathlesses
• comparative: more deathless
• superlative: most deathless
• present tense: is deathless
• future tense: will be deathless
• perfect tense: has been deathless
• continuous tense: is being deathless
• singular: deathless
• positive degree: deathless
• infinitive: to be deathless
• gerund: being deathless
• participle: deathlessing

Origin and Evolution of deathless

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English and Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'deathless' originated from Old English and Middle English, derived from the combination of 'death' and the suffix '-less' meaning without.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe immortality or eternal life, the meaning of 'deathless' has evolved to also signify something that is indestructible or enduring.