incorpse (Meaning)
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incorpse (v. t.)
To incorporate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incorpse
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
incorpse Sentence Examples
- The incorpse of the deceased was handled with the utmost care and respect.
- The ancient incorpse was discovered in an Egyptian tomb, providing valuable insights into past civilizations.
- The incorpse lay undisturbed for centuries, preserved by the dry desert climate.
- The incorpse exhibited remarkable preservation, allowing scientists to study its features and genetic makeup.
- The incorporation of the incorpse into the scientific study provided valuable data for understanding human evolution.
- The incorpse was adorned with intricate jewelry and clothing, indicating its high status in society.
- The incorpse's teeth and bones revealed clues about its diet and health conditions.
- The incorporation provided evidence of ancient surgical procedures and medical practices.
- The study of the incorpse helped shed light on the beliefs and customs of the time period.
- The incorpse became a valuable artifact, providing a glimpse into the past and inspiring further research.
FAQs About the word incorpse
To incorporate.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The incorpse of the deceased was handled with the utmost care and respect.
The ancient incorpse was discovered in an Egyptian tomb, providing valuable insights into past civilizations.
The incorpse lay undisturbed for centuries, preserved by the dry desert climate.
The incorpse exhibited remarkable preservation, allowing scientists to study its features and genetic makeup.
