embowelling (Meaning)
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embowelling ()
of Embowel
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embowelling Sentence Examples
- The ancient ritual of embowelling was a significant part of religious ceremonies in many cultures.
- The process of embowelling involved carefully removing the internal organs of an animal or human body.
- Embowelling was often performed as a means of preparing a body for burial or cremation.
- In some cultures, embowelling was also seen as a way to release the spirit from the physical body.
- The techniques used for embowelling varied greatly depending on the culture and time period.
- In ancient Egypt, embowelling was typically done by making a long incision in the abdomen and removing the organs by hand.
- In some cultures, the internal organs were removed through the anus or mouth.
- Embowelling was often accompanied by prayers, rituals, and offerings to the gods.
- The practice of embowelling has declined in modern times due to advances in medical science and changes in cultural beliefs.
- However, embowelling is still occasionally performed for religious or cultural reasons in some parts of the world.
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of Embowel
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The ancient ritual of embowelling was a significant part of religious ceremonies in many cultures.
The process of embowelling involved carefully removing the internal organs of an animal or human body.
Embowelling was often performed as a means of preparing a body for burial or cremation.
In some cultures, embowelling was also seen as a way to release the spirit from the physical body.
