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Meaning of furial
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furial (a.)
Furious; raging; tormenting.
furial Sentence Examples
- The ancient Romans practiced elaborate funeral rites known as furial.
- The furial procession was led by the deceased's closest relatives.
- The body was placed on a bier and carried to the burial ground.
- At the gravesite, a eulogy was delivered and offerings were made.
- The ashes of the deceased were often collected and placed in an urn.
- Elaborate tombs and mausoleums were erected as a testament to the deceased's wealth and status.
- The Romans believed that proper furial rites were essential for the soul's journey to the afterlife.
- The process of furial was often costly and time-consuming.
- Slaves and criminals were often denied proper furial.
- The concept of furial has evolved over time, but it remains an important part of many cultures.
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Furious; raging; tormenting.
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The ancient Romans practiced elaborate funeral rites known as furial.
The furial procession was led by the deceased's closest relatives.
The body was placed on a bier and carried to the burial ground.
At the gravesite, a eulogy was delivered and offerings were made.
