envault Antonyms
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Meaning of envault
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envault (v. t.)
To inclose in a vault; to entomb.
envault Sentence Examples
- The ancient texts were envaulted in a secure chamber beneath the castle.
- The treasure was envaulted in a secret room, hidden away from prying eyes.
- The family envaulted their heirlooms in a vault beneath their ancestral home.
- The envaulting of the sacred relics was a solemn and reverent ceremony.
- The envaulting process involved carefully wrapping the remains in linen and placing them in a sealed coffin.
- The envaultment of the pharaoh's tomb was a massive undertaking, requiring the labor of thousands of workers.
- The envaultment of the time capsule was a symbolic gesture, intended to preserve the past for future generations.
- The crypt was envaulted with the remains of the departed, their spirits forever bound to the hallowed ground.
- The sarcophagus was envaulted in the center of the tomb, a stark reminder of the finality of death.
- The envaultment of the artifact was a delicate operation, requiring the utmost care and precision.
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To inclose in a vault; to entomb.
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The ancient texts were envaulted in a secure chamber beneath the castle.
The treasure was envaulted in a secret room, hidden away from prying eyes.
The family envaulted their heirlooms in a vault beneath their ancestral home.
The envaulting of the sacred relics was a solemn and reverent ceremony.
