Immortelles: meaning, definitions and examples

Used mainly in literary or poetic contexts to describe flowers that do not wither, often related to memories of the deceased.

• ["The grave was adorned with immortelles, a tribute to her undying spirit
• ", "He painted a field of immortelles, symbolizing eternal life
• "]

Commonly used in everyday contexts and floral arrangements to describe dried or preserved flowers that retain their appearance for a long time.

• ["She decorated the room with everlasting flowers to keep it looking fresh all year
• ", "The wedding bouquet was made of everlasting flowers, so it could be kept as a memento
• "]

Appropriate in both literary and casual contexts to emphasize the idea of flowers that last forever, often used metaphorically.

• ["Her garden was filled with eternal blooms, representing her never-ending love
• ", "The poem spoke of eternal blooms as a symbol of their unbreakable bond
• "]

Used in sentimental or commemorative contexts to signify flowers kept in memory of a loved one.

• ["At the memorial, they laid down remembrance blossoms to honor those who had passed
• ", "She kept a vase of remembrance blossoms on her desk to feel close to her grandmother
• "]