Definition:
Okay, the user wants me to define 'immortification' in two sentences. First, I need to make sure I understand what that term means. Immortal is about being alive forever, so immortality itself is the concept here.
The first sentence should explain immortality as living forever without death. The second sentence can contrast it with mortality by saying it's a state of eternal life. Let me check if that captures both aspects. Yes, that works. I think that's two clear sentences.
Immortalification refers to the state of being permanently alive, meaning one achieves eternal life beyond death. It contrasts with mortality, which is the natural end of life.
Another version: Immortalization denotes living forever without experiencing death, while mortality describes the finite nature of human existence.
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