cremated Synonyms
cremated Meaning
cremated
to reduce (a dead body) to mostly tiny bits of bones resembling ash through exposure to flame and intense heat followed by pulverization of bone fragments, to subject to cremation, to burn (as a dead body) to ashes
cremated Sentence Examples
- The family elected to have their beloved pet cremated after its peaceful passing.
- In accordance with the late professor's wishes, his remains were cremated and scattered at his favorite fishing spot.
- The cremated ashes were reverently placed in an urn, adorned with delicate engravings.
- Cremation was chosen as a means of reducing environmental impact and honoring the deceased's preference for simplicity.
- The crematorium offered a serene and respectful atmosphere for the cremation ceremony.
- The cremated remains of the revered patriarch were interred in the family mausoleum.
- After the cremation, the family gathered to share memories and celebrate the life of their departed loved one.
- The cremated ashes were transported overseas to be buried in the deceased's ancestral homeland.
- The artist's cremated remains were dispersed into the wind, becoming one with the elements they had so often portrayed in their work.
- Cremation became increasingly popular as a practical and meaningful alternative to traditional burial practices.
FAQs About the word cremated
to reduce (a dead body) to mostly tiny bits of bones resembling ash through exposure to flame and intense heat followed by pulverization of bone fragments, to s
ignited, lighted, burnt, lit,incinerated, ashed, torched,immolated, enkindled, cooked
extinguished,stamped (out),put out, doused, snuffed (out), quenched,dowsed
The family elected to have their beloved pet cremated after its peaceful passing.
In accordance with the late professor's wishes, his remains were cremated and scattered at his favorite fishing spot.
The cremated ashes were reverently placed in an urn, adorned with delicate engravings.
Cremation was chosen as a means of reducing environmental impact and honoring the deceased's preference for simplicity.
