catacomb (Meaning)
catacomb (n)
an underground tunnel with recesses where bodies were buried (as in ancient Rome)
catacomb (n.)
A cave, grotto, or subterraneous place of large extent used for the burial of the dead; -- commonly in the plural.
Synonyms & Antonyms of catacomb
catacomb Sentence Examples
- Explorers stumbled upon a forgotten catacomb beneath the ancient city, filled with skeletal remains.
- The catacomb served as a burial site for generations, its tunnels winding deep underground.
- Scholars studied the inscriptions found within the catacomb, hoping to unravel its mysteries.
- Visitors to the catacomb were awed by the intricate architecture and eerie atmosphere.
- The catacomb's narrow passageways led to chambers where relics from centuries past were preserved.
- Despite its age, the catacomb remained remarkably intact, a testament to ancient craftsmanship.
- Urban legends spoke of ghosts haunting the catacomb, adding to its mystique.
- Archaeologists meticulously mapped out the catacomb, documenting its layout and contents.
- The catacomb's entrance was concealed behind a heavy stone door, hidden from casual view.
- Local authorities restricted access to the catacomb to protect its historical significance and prevent vandalism.
FAQs About the word catacomb
an underground tunnel with recesses where bodies were buried (as in ancient Rome)A cave, grotto, or subterraneous place of large extent used for the burial of t
crypt,tomb, vault,mausoleum, sepulchre,sepulcher
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Explorers stumbled upon a forgotten catacomb beneath the ancient city, filled with skeletal remains.
The catacomb served as a burial site for generations, its tunnels winding deep underground.
Scholars studied the inscriptions found within the catacomb, hoping to unravel its mysteries.
Visitors to the catacomb were awed by the intricate architecture and eerie atmosphere.
