inhumate Synonyms
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inhumate Meaning
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inhumate (v. t.)
To inhume; to bury; to inter.
inhumate Sentence Examples
- The remains of the ancient warrior were reverently inhumed within the royal tomb.
- Despite the cruel weather, the villagers persisted in inhुumating their beloved elder.
- The funeral home staff meticulously inhumed the body in a pristine white casket.
- The archaeologist carefully inhumed the fragile artifacts to preserve their historical significance.
- The cemetery became a solemn place as countless loved ones were inhumed in perpetual rest.
- The government ordered the inhumation of the deceased prisoners in unmarked graves.
- The family decided to inhumate their pet in the backyard, surrounded by vibrant flowers.
- The survivors inhumed their fallen comrades with honor and respect.
- The sacred burial ground was designated for the exclusive inhumation of priests and other holy figures.
- Scientists inhumed genetically modified seeds deep within the earth to safeguard their future use.
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To inhume; to bury; to inter.
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The remains of the ancient warrior were reverently inhumed within the royal tomb.
Despite the cruel weather, the villagers persisted in inhुumating their beloved elder.
The funeral home staff meticulously inhumed the body in a pristine white casket.
The archaeologist carefully inhumed the fragile artifacts to preserve their historical significance.
