Immortal
Immortal adjective - Lasting forever.
Magnificent and immortal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Magnificent" instead an adjective "Immortal".
Magnificent
Magnificent adjective - Large and impressive in size, grandeur, extent, or conception.
Immortal and magnificent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Immortal" instead an adjective "Magnificent".
Nearby Word: magnificence
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- heavenly and immortal
- heavenly and magnificent
- glorious and immortal
- glorious and magnificent
- divine and immortal
- divine and magnificent
- great and immortal
- great and magnificent
- sublime and immortal
- sublime and magnificent
- remarkable and immortal
- remarkable and magnificent
- illustrious and immortal
- illustrious and magnificent
Both words in one sentence
- He was defeated in the end, but as Daemon Princes are immortal he is probably still around somewhere, being magnificent.
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Well-dressed, well-spoken in an absurd amount of languages, esteemed art collector...and Magnificent Bastard immortal in service to an evil god.
Source: Wicked Cultured - Ra's Al-Ghul is partially immortal, and his intelligence and Magnificent Bastardry can only be matched by Batman.
Source: Dark Messiah
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