Deathless
adjective
Living forever, without experiencing death.
The ancient myths told stories of deathless gods and goddesses.
Often appears as...
- deathless gods
- deathless beauty
adjective
Continuing too long or repeatedly.
She urged him to stop his deathless complaints.
Often appears as...
- deathless complaints
- deathless praise
Usage tips
Disapproving
Colloquial
adjective
Remembered or noticeable for a long time.
The deathless prose of Jane Austen continues to inspire readers today.
Often appears as...
- deathless prose
- deathless speech
Usage tips
Literary
adjective
Living forever, without experiencing death.
The ancient myths told stories of deathless gods and goddesses.
Often appears as...
- deathless gods
- deathless beauty
adjective
Continuing too long or repeatedly.
She urged him to stop his deathless complaints.
Often appears as...
- deathless complaints
- deathless praise
Usage tips
Disapproving
Colloquial
adjective
Remembered or noticeable for a long time.
The deathless prose of Jane Austen continues to inspire readers today.
Often appears as...
- deathless prose
- deathless speech
Usage tips
Literary
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/2Mythical Usage
Used to describe beings in stories that live forever, like gods in myths.
In the legend, the deathless sorcerer granted wishes to those who found him.
Pro Tip 2/2Figurative Expression
Sometimes it's used metaphorically for things that seem to last forever.
Their deathless devotion to each other was admired by everyone.
Compare with
endureeternaleverlastingimmortalindestructibleperpetualtimelessundying
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