Eternize
41eternises — eternise (Brit.) v. make famous for ever; cause to continue indefinitely long, immortalise (also eternize) …
42eternising — eternise (Brit.) v. make famous for ever; cause to continue indefinitely long, immortalise (also eternize) …
43eternalize — v. a. See eternize …
44perpetuate — v. a. Eternize, make perpetual …
45immortalize — v 1. render deathless, eternize, deify, apotheosize; perpetuate, make everlasting, make last, protract, prolong, preserve, save, conserve, maintain, sustain, continue. 2. commemorate, memorialize, celebrate, solemnize; glorify, canonize, beatify …
46perpetuate — v memorialize, immortalize, eternalize, eternize, put down in history; preserve, sustain, maintain, keep, keep up, save, conserve; continue, extend, protract …
47eternise — /iˈtɜnaɪz/ (say ee ternuyz), /ə / (say uh ) verb (t) (eternised, eternising) 1. to make eternal; perpetuate. 2. to immortalise. Also, eternize …
48perpetuate — [v] keep going bolster, conserve, continue, eternalize, eternize, immortalize, keep, keep alive, keep in existence, keep up, maintain, preserve, secure, support, sustain; concept 239 Ant. cease, halt, prevent, stop …
49eternal — adj. 1 existing always; without an end or (usu.) beginning in time. 2 essentially unchanging (eternal truths). 3 colloq. constant; seeming not to cease (your eternal nagging). Phrases and idioms: the Eternal God. Eternal City Rome. eternal… …
50eternalise — verb make famous forever This melody immortalized its composer • Syn: ↑immortalize, ↑immortalise, ↑eternize, ↑eternise, ↑eternalize • Hypernyms: ↑change, ↑ …
