imperishable

Modifies a noun

• body: In heaven with our changed imperishable bodies there will be no more decay or death.
• glory: And grant that Agamemnon may wreathe the Hellene lances with a crown of fame and his own brows with the imperishable glory.
• fame: Time cannot dull its imperishable fame For the Sixty long Years it has run.
• record: The structural works are imperishable records of their domestic and sepulchral usages.
• classic: These little volumes really are indispensable, imperishable classics of the kitchen.
• joy: Still the everlasting and imperishable joy Which music never fails to give is being given.

Used with adjective complement

raise: But 'it is raised imperishable ' no longer mortal or running down or wearing out.