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immortalize

[ih-mawr-tl-ahyz] / ɪˈmɔr tlˌaɪz /


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Though immortalized in art, literature and song, and cherished by lovers who whisper sweet nothings or tearfully part on the privacy of its banks, the river was ecologically dying.

From Seattle Times

The group is immortalized in the exhibit, an installation made possible by current and former Eastern students and The Story of Our Schools, a D.C. nonprofit that helps students research their school history.

From Washington Post

The cat’s death led some students to call on the school to establish a physical memorial — perhaps with a statue that would immortalize the cat.

From Los Angeles Times

Now Mr. Smalls will be immortalized on a U.S.

From New York Times

Alfred Hitchcock immortalized the story in his film adaptation, and countless books, movies and television shows have repurposed this concept.

From New York Times