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Meaning of deadhouse
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deadhouse (n.)
A morgue; a place for the temporary reception and exposure of dead bodies.
deadhouse Sentence Examples
- The morgue attendant escorted the family to the deadhouse to identify their loved one's body.
- The eerie atmosphere of the deadhouse sent shivers down his spine as he entered.
- The mortician worked diligently in the deadhouse, preparing bodies for burial.
- The old abandoned building was rumored to be haunted, serving as a makeshift deadhouse for decades.
- She hesitated before entering the deadhouse, knowing she would confront the harsh reality of death.
- The authorities placed the unidentified bodies in the deadhouse until they could be properly identified.
- The coroner's report detailed the conditions inside the overcrowded deadhouse.
- The smell of formaldehyde lingered in the air around the deadhouse.
- The cold, sterile environment of the deadhouse contrasted sharply with the warmth of life outside.
- Despite its grim purpose, the deadhouse was an essential facility for the proper handling of deceased individuals.
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A morgue; a place for the temporary reception and exposure of dead bodies.
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The morgue attendant escorted the family to the deadhouse to identify their loved one's body.
The eerie atmosphere of the deadhouse sent shivers down his spine as he entered.
The mortician worked diligently in the deadhouse, preparing bodies for burial.
The old abandoned building was rumored to be haunted, serving as a makeshift deadhouse for decades.
