1. to make eternal or everlasting; to preserve from oblivion or give enduring fame to
Usage: British spelling; formal

Examples

• The poet sought to eternise his love through verse.
• Ancient monuments eternise the achievements of past civilizations.
• She hoped her charitable work would eternise her memory.
• The artist’s masterpiece will eternise this moment in history.
• Great literature has the power to eternise human emotions.
• The memorial was built to eternise the sacrifice of fallen soldiers.