Immortalized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMMORTALIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMMORTALIZE, to make immortal, also IMMORTALISE
• confer enduring fame upon

Words related to IMMORTALIZED

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How to use IMMORTALIZED in a sentence

• One of the leaders of these daring young men was Paul Revere, whose famous midnight ride has been immortalized by Longfellow.
• In the South Canon are the celebrated Seven Falls, which were immortalized by Mrs.
• The big open fireplace might have been the one immortalized in his poetry.
• He was one of the first to be immortalized in the Hall of Fame.
• The visit of the young couple to Charleston was a most enjoyable one, and the artist found many patrons eager to be immortalized by his brush.
• When love needed a signal display, amidst the blood of martyrdom, we see it immortalized in an Ignatius and a Polycarp.
• The manufacture of tapestry, which a single line of Shakespeare has immortalized, and associated with the mirthful image of his fat Knight, has fallen into decay.
• Here, again, we found our distinguished statesmen immortalized, each with his namesake among these stately trees.
• The old red brick Manor House, close to the station, and in plain view from the train, was a residence of the Turbervilles, immortalized by Hardy.
• Lupin and Mark Tapley, immortalized by Charles Dickens, though some claim Amesbury to be the original of this scene.
• The great Conde immortalized his name at the battle of Rocroi, in which, at the age of twenty-two, he defeated the Spaniards.
• Frederick the Great of Prussia ascended the throne at twenty-eight, and almost immediately entered on that career of military glory which has immortalized his name.
• The twin children of the moon were Mashu and Mashtu, a brother and sister, like the lunar girl and boy of Teutonic mythology immortalized in nursery rhymes as Jack and Jill.
• Poguelin assumed the name of Moliere, a name which he immortalized, and by which he was ever afterward known.
• The story is of itself nothing very remarkable, though Shakspeare has immortalized it by making it the subject of one of his tragedies.
• Unwittingly the Catholics themselves have immortalized Luther by naming the Evangelical Church after Luther.
• And the system of government which shall keep us afloat amidst this wreck of the world, will be immortalized in history.
• One of these was kept by Orbilius, a retired military man, whose flogging propensities have been immortalized by his pupil.
• His princely benevolence and sterling worth were universally admitted, and have been immortalized by the best contemporary judge of character.
• I am sure, the cadences of that music which the poet has so immortalized sounded distinctly in my listening ear.
• This conduct would have immortalized her reign throughout all Europe.
• A man who kills another man is punished by execution, but a military genius who kills one hundred thousand of his fellow creatures is immortalized as a hero.
• In 1836 Concord had erected a monument which Emerson has immortalized in his dedication hymn.
• To live faithful to one love is a form of heroism that immortalized Mademoiselle Dupuis.
• Other members of the committee, immortalized by the streets named after them, were Clayton, Ashbury, Cole, Shrader, and Stanyan.
• Now, Captain Hogan was a poet in feeling, and he set about to replace the village that Goldsmith had loved and immortalized.
• Yardley Oak, immortalized by Cowper, is now in a state of decay.
• Whittier, who never saw this quaint cathedral, has immortalized it in verse.
• Greuze might have painted her and immortalized her.
• It was at this juncture that the famous incident occurred of the Charge of the Light Brigade, which was immortalized by Tennyson in his poem.
• Discoverers on the surface of our globe are immortalized by finding new lands in unknown regions.

Similar words containing MORTALIZ without suffix ed and without prefix im

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