amrita

American  

[uhm-ree-tuh] / əmˈri tə /

Or amreeta

noun

Hindu Mythology.

1. the beverage of immortality.

2. the immortality conferred by this beverage.

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amrita British  

/ æmˈriːtə /

noun

1. the ambrosia of the gods that bestows immortality

2. the immortality it confers

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Etymology

Origin of amrita

1800–10; < Sanskrit, equivalent to a- not ( a- ⁶ ) + mṛta dead ( mṛ die + -ta verbid suffix); akin to Greek ámbrotos immortal

Example Sentences

“He may or may not be Satoshi, but it is his birthday today,” Block CFO Amrita Ahuja said.

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“He may or may not be Satoshi, but it is his birthday today,” Block CFO Amrita Ahuja said.

From MarketWatch

“We don’t think our stock price today reflects the strength of the underlying fundamentals across our business,” Chief Financial Officer Amrita Ahuja told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

“That was driven by strength in some of the more discretionary verticals that we that we serve, like food and beverage,” CFO Amrita Ahuja told MarketWatch.

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“Because of the shale growth that’s happened, the U.S. doesn’t need to hold like, 700 million barrels in the SPR anymore,” said Amrita Sen, director of research at energy-analysis firm Energy Aspects.

From The Wall Street Journal

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