epitaphic (Meaning)

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epitaphic (a.)

Pertaining to an epitaph; epitaphian.

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An epitaph.

The epitaphic inscription on the tombstone elegantly captured the life and essence of the departed.
The epitaphic verse etched into the stone served as a poignant tribute to the beloved grandmother.
The author's epitaphic words resonated with readers, offering solace and inspiration in times of grief.
The epitaphic custom of inscribing heartfelt messages on tombstones has been practiced for centuries across cultures.
The epitaphic poems adorning the walls of the ancient temple conveyed profound wisdom and philosophical insights.
The epitaphic speech delivered at the memorial service brought tears to the eyes of the mourners.
The epitaphic symbols and motifs found on sarcophagi provided valuable clues about the beliefs and values of ancient civilizations.
The epitaphic tradition continues to be an integral part of funerary rituals, allowing families to express their love and respect for the deceased.
The epitaphic art displayed in the cemetery showcased the creativity and craftsmanship of local artisans.
The epitaphic literature found in libraries and archives offers a glimpse into the lives and thoughts of individuals from bygone eras.

Pertaining to an epitaph; epitaphian., An epitaph.

commemorative,epitaphial, honorary, memorial, testimonial,commemorating, dedicatory,memorializing, exalting

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The epitaphic inscription on the tombstone elegantly captured the life and essence of the departed.

The epitaphic verse etched into the stone served as a poignant tribute to the beloved grandmother.

The author's epitaphic words resonated with readers, offering solace and inspiration in times of grief.

The epitaphic custom of inscribing heartfelt messages on tombstones has been practiced for centuries across cultures.