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[Harry Potter] How immortal is Voldemort?

Voldemort has killed Harry Potter, but one of the horcruxs the gang destroyed was a fake. So effectively Voldy won and now rules the world. Is he immortal or just un-killable? Will his body grow old and wither after say 200 years?
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He's technically an undead - his body was irreperably destroyed when he tried to kill Harry, leaving him as a ghost-like entity until he had a new body created for himself.

He's trapped between life and death. Sure, he's not got a body anymore because it's been destroyed or his spirit has been separated from it again but everyone knows how he tried to cheat death and was punished for it. You see, Harry can't die until Voldemort tries to kill him and remove the part of the Horcrux in his scar... but when Voldemort used Harry's blood to resurrect himself, he made it that Harry can't die either.

But if his body survives... well, we know of one other immortal whose immortality destroyed his body; Nicholas Flamel's body was severely weakened by age to the point where Jacob utterly destroyed the bones in his hand *by accident*. Voldemort's got it worse off - the creation of Horcruxes has made him monstrous in appearance with many seeing him as inhuman.