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immortalizer

immortalizer

9.9
A person or thing that stops someone from dying
  • noun
  • /ɪˈmɔːrtəlaɪzər/
: inmortalizador
  • The immortalizer granted him eternal life.

Examples

  • In the story, the immortalizer was both feared and worshipped by the villagers.

  • The legend spoke of an immortalizer hidden deep within the ancient temple.

  • Some believed the scientist had become an immortalizer through his groundbreaking experiments.

  • An immortalizer can be a powerful being.

  • In the myth, the immortalizer was said to grant everlasting life to those deemed worthy.

  • Some believed the ancient artifact served as an immortalizer, preserving their souls beyond death.

  • Legends tell of a powerful immortalizer who could stop time and spare mortals from their fate.

Surface Forms

immortalizer singular
immortalizers plural

Morphology

immortalizer = immortalize (transparent) = im + mortal + ize + er

The formation is a regular agentive derivation from the verb 'immortalize', so its literal sense 'one who grants or causes immortality' is predictable.

Etymology

Immortalizer comes from immortal ('not dying') and in stories it is like a magic person or object that stops death, so an immortalizer means something that gives 'not dying' or very long life.