immortalities

States beyond death

Immortalities is the plural of immortality, referring to multiple instances or kinds of eternal existence.

A philosopher might distinguish between the immortality of the soul, the immortality of fame, and the immortality of one's genetic line: The Greeks recognized different immortalities—that of the gods, that of heroes in song, that of bloodlines.

The plural often appears in discussions comparing types of lasting legacy.

mythological

ambrosia

Gods' immortality-granting food

  • nectarFloral sugar water
  • elixirMythical healing draught
  • phoenixSelf-immolating, regenerating bird

soma · titans · gods · demigods · apotheosis · underworld · afterlife · reincarnation

eternal

timeless

Unaffected by eras

infinite · boundless · ageless · unending · permanence · sempiternity · eternalness · continuum · aeon · interminable

divine

godhood

Status as a deity

heavenly · sacred · resurrection · ascension · apotheosis · deification · omnipotence · almighty · holiness · beatification

fame

renown

Widespread acclaim and recognition

commemoration · celebrated · iconic · timeless · indelible · unforgettable · lasting · enduring · monumental · legendary

legacy

heritage

Inherited cultural legacy

dynasty · bloodline · progeny · ancestry · succession · inheritance · memorialization · commemoration · remembrance · tradition

Opposites
duration of existence

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Instances of dying

deaths · transience · impermanence · expiration · ephemerality

vulnerability to death

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Instances of dying

mortality · dying · perishability · fragilities · corruptibility

Family

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