alleryStart learning →A being that must someday die is mortal; one that never dies is
AImmortal
BFatal
CDeadly
DHuman
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Immortal
Mortal means subject to death and immortal means not subject to death, so they are complementary antonyms.
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