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Meaning of encoffin
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encoffin (v. t.)
To put in a coffin.
encoffin Sentence Examples
- The funeral director arrived to encoffin the deceased and prepare them for their final resting place.
- The mourners gathered at the funeral home to pay their respects and watch as the casket was encoffined.
- The soldier's body was encoffined in a flag-draped casket and transported to the cemetery for burial.
- The workers at the funeral home were tasked with encoffinning the deceased and ensuring they were properly prepared for their funeral service.
- The coffin was encoffined with a carefully selected arrangement of flowers and personal items to honor the life of the deceased.
- The ceremony was held at the graveside, where the casket was encoffined and lowered into the ground.
- The encoffinment process was arranged by the family of the deceased, who chose a casket that reflected their loved one's personality and beliefs.
- The deceased was encoffined in a beautiful cherry wood casket, adorned with intricate carvings and a brass nameplate.
- The encoffinment of the deceased was a solemn and emotional event for the family and friends who had gathered to say their final goodbyes.
- The funeral home staff oversaw the encoffinment process, ensuring that the deceased was handled with dignity and respect.
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To put in a coffin.
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The funeral director arrived to encoffin the deceased and prepare them for their final resting place.
The mourners gathered at the funeral home to pay their respects and watch as the casket was encoffined.
The soldier's body was encoffined in a flag-draped casket and transported to the cemetery for burial.
The workers at the funeral home were tasked with encoffinning the deceased and ensuring they were properly prepared for their funeral service.
