tr.v., -nized, -niz·ing, -niz·es.
- To make eternal.
- To protract for an indefinite period.
- To make perpetually famous; immortalize.
[French éterniser, from Old French eterne, eternal. See eterne.]
eternization e·ter'ni·za'tion (-nĭ-zā'shən) n.
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tr.v., -nized, -niz·ing, -niz·es.
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verb
- To cause to last endlessly: eternalize, immortalize, perpetuate. See continue/stop/pause, remember/forget.
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