Immortals

/ ɪˈmɔːtəlz /

plural noun

1. sometimes not capital the gods of ancient Greece and Rome
2. (in ancient Persia) the royal bodyguard or a larger elite unit of 10 000 men
3. the members of the French Academy

Example Sentences

May Fernando Valenzuela join baseball’s other immortals in Cooperstown.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. T and Muhammad Ali helped pack Madison Square Garden in 1985, and “The Showcase of the Immortals” quickly turned a night of wrestling usually reserved for smoky arenas into the Super Bowl of entertainment.

From Seattle Times

Recently, however, Dia has been adding to its pantheon of immortals with the aim of increasing the representation of women and artists of color.

From New York Times

The ANF News website, which is close to the PKK, cited the militant group as saying in a statement on Sunday that a team from its Immortals Battalion unit had carried out the attack.

From Reuters

The ANF News website, which is close to the PKK, cited the group as saying in a statement that a team from its Immortals Battalion unit had carried out the attack.

From Reuters