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immortalize

[ih-mawr-tl-ahyz] / ɪˈmɔr tlˌaɪz /


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Those gloves are especially meaningful to Street because they are immortalized on the bronze statue of her in Sun Valley, Idaho.

From Los Angeles Times

As the Olympics come back to Cortina, which hosted the Winter Games in 1956, the world’s best skiers are returning to slopes immortalized by another blockbuster production.

From The Wall Street Journal

To cherish O’Hara for these immortalizing parts is to acknowledge her awareness that a parent’s relationship with each of their children is a two-hander.

From Salon

Nowadays, soon after a contemporary Hollywood blockbuster is released, people start speculating about when it might be immortalized as a theme-park ride.

From The Wall Street Journal

No Hollywood star has immortalized him on the big screen.

From The Wall Street Journal