mortalize

[US]/[ˈmɔːtəlaɪz]/

[UK]/[ˈmɔːrtəlaɪz]/

Translation

v.To cause to feel a sense of mortality; to remind of one's own mortality.; To depict as mortal; to portray as subject to death.

mortalize the moment

mortalize their memory

mortalize in photos

mortalized forever

mortalize the past

mortalize it now

mortalize the feeling

mortalized in time

the artist sought to mortalize the fleeting beauty of the sunset.

he wanted to mortalize his grandmother's stories before she forgot them.

the sculptor aimed to mortalize the athlete's powerful pose in bronze.

the photographer tried to mortalize the children's laughter on film.

the historian wished to mortalize the events of the revolution for future generations.

she hoped to mortalize their love in a handwritten letter.

the playwright sought to mortalize the struggles of the working class.

the composer aimed to mortalize the feeling of longing in a musical piece.

they wanted to mortalize the experience of traveling through southeast asia.

the author planned to mortalize the town's history in a detailed book.

the director tried to mortalize the magic of the stage performance.

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