disinhume Synonyms
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disinhume Meaning
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disinhume (v. t.)
To disinter.
disinhume Sentence Examples
- Archaeologists disinterred the ancient remains from their burial site to study them more closely.
- The family decided to disinter the body of their loved one to give them a proper burial after many years.
- The detective disinterred the clues from the crime scene to solve the mysterious case.
- The researchers disinterred forgotten artifacts from the depths of the earth to shed light on ancient civilizations.
- The farmer disinterred a buried treasure chest while plowing his field, revealing its hidden riches.
- The historians disinterred old documents and records to piece together a detailed account of past events.
- The scientists disinterred fossils from sedimentary rock to gain insights into prehistoric life.
- The archaeologists disinterred a well-preserved skeleton from an ancient tomb, providing valuable clues about the burial customs of the time.
- The construction workers accidentally disinterred a long-lost underground tunnel while digging for a new building's foundation.
- The treasure hunters disinterred gold coins from the wreckage of a sunken ship, fulfilling their lifelong dream of finding buried wealth.
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To disinter.
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Archaeologists disinterred the ancient remains from their burial site to study them more closely.
The family decided to disinter the body of their loved one to give them a proper burial after many years.
The detective disinterred the clues from the crime scene to solve the mysterious case.
The researchers disinterred forgotten artifacts from the depths of the earth to shed light on ancient civilizations.
