burying ground (Meaning)
Wordnet
burying ground (n)
a tract of land used for burials
Webster
burying ground ()
Alt. of Burying place
Synonyms & Antonyms of burying ground
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burying ground Sentence Examples
- The old cemetery served as a burying ground for generations of local families.
- Historians believe that the ancient ruins nearby were once a sacred burying ground.
- The city council designated the unused field as a new burying ground to alleviate overcrowding in existing cemeteries.
- Folklore tells of a haunted burying ground where restless spirits wander at night.
- The pioneers established a small burying ground on the outskirts of town for their fallen comrades.
- The archaeological dig unearthed evidence of a prehistoric burying ground dating back thousands of years.
- Local lore warns against trespassing in the ancient burying ground, as it is said to bring bad luck.
- The town's oldest churchyard serves as a peaceful burying ground for those who have passed on.
- The Native American tribe revered the forested area as a sacred burying ground for their ancestors.
- The historical society works tirelessly to preserve the integrity of the colonial burying ground, protecting it from vandalism and neglect.
FAQs About the word burying ground
a tract of land used for burialsAlt. of Burying place
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The old cemetery served as a burying ground for generations of local families.
Historians believe that the ancient ruins nearby were once a sacred burying ground.
The city council designated the unused field as a new burying ground to alleviate overcrowding in existing cemeteries.
Folklore tells of a haunted burying ground where restless spirits wander at night.
