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immortality
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immortality (Deathlessness), noun commemoration, continuity, endless life, endlessness, eternal continuance, eternity, imperishability, indestructibility, infinity, perpetuity, undying repute, unlimited existence
immortality (Distinction), noun commemoration, enshrinement, immortal name, imperishability, lasting fame
See also: distinction, indestructibility, reputation
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