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immortalist

immortalist

1 9.9
A person who cannot die and lives forever, often in stories
  • noun
  • /ɪˈmɔːrtəlɪst/
  • Literature
: inmortalista
  • In the novel, an immortalist struggles with the loneliness of endless life.

Examples

  • Legends spoke of an immortalist who could not be harmed by time or disease.

  • The mysterious immortalist claimed to have witnessed the rise and fall of ancient empires.

  • An immortalist believes in eternal life.

  • The immortalist claimed to have discovered the secret to eternal youth!

  • In the fantasy series, the immortalist wanders through centuries, defying the passage of time.

  • The story featured an immortalist whose existence transcended the limits of the mortal world.

  • My favorite character is an immortalist who uses their agelessness to explore the mysteries of the universe.

Synonyms

immortal
vsimmortalist
  • Literature
23 8.2

A being like a god who lives forever and has power over part of nature

is a human who claims or is said to live forever often in stories

Antonyms

140 3.8

A human being who will die

Surface Forms

immortalist singular
immortalists plural

Morphology

immortalist = immortal (transparent) = im + mortal + ist

The noun is transparently formed from 'immortal' + '-ist' to indicate a person who is (or claims to be) immortal; the sense is straightforwardly compositional.

Etymology

Immortalist breaks into im- meaning 'not', mort- meaning 'death', and -ist like in artist, meaning 'a person'. So an immortalist can also mean a person in stories who is 'not dead' and lives forever.