intomb Synonyms
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intomb Meaning
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intomb (v. t.)
To place in a tomb; to bury; to entomb. See Entomb.
intomb Sentence Examples
- The ancient civilization had a tradition of intombing their rulers with elaborate ceremonies.
- Archaeologists discovered a chamber intombing valuable artifacts from a bygone era.
- The pharaoh's tomb was intricately designed to intomb him along with treasures for the afterlife.
- The catacombs beneath the city served as a place to intomb the deceased in a respectful manner.
- The tradition of intombing ancestors was an important cultural practice in that society.
- In certain cultures, it was customary to intomb belongings alongside the deceased for the journey beyond.
- The historical records detailed the rituals involved in intombing warriors who fell in battle.
- The mausoleum was built to intomb several generations of a prominent family.
- The ceremony to intomb the national hero was attended by thousands, mourning the loss.
- The archaeologists carefully worked to intomb the relics, preserving them for future generations.
FAQs About the word intomb
To place in a tomb; to bury; to entomb. See Entomb.
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The ancient civilization had a tradition of intombing their rulers with elaborate ceremonies.
Archaeologists discovered a chamber intombing valuable artifacts from a bygone era.
The pharaoh's tomb was intricately designed to intomb him along with treasures for the afterlife.
The catacombs beneath the city served as a place to intomb the deceased in a respectful manner.
