0 present participle of immortalize
1 to make someone or something so famous that that person or thing is remembered for a very long time:
Theileria are unique among protozoa in that certain species are capable of immortalizing either mammalian lymphocytes or cells of the monocyte/ macrophage lineage that they infect.
She also became intent on immortalizing her sorrow at the death of her husband.
The hall of fame inducts new members every two years when it holds an induction ceremony to reveal a large bronze plaque immortalizing each inductee.
The cloning of the catalytic component of telomerase enabled experiments to test whether the expression of telomerase at levels sufficient to prevent telomere shortening was capable of immortalizing human cells.
She begins by addressing the grand marble and gilded statues and monuments; these are called this way when the speaker compares them to the verse immortalizing the beloved.
