infuneral (Meaning)
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infuneral (v. t.)
To inter with funeral rites; to bury.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infuneral
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infuneral Sentence Examples
- The mourners gathered at the funeral, their sorrow palpable in the somber atmosphere.
- The deceased's family held a grand funeral, complete with a brass band and a horse-drawn carriage.
- The young boy's sudden passing cast a pall over the community, and his funeral was attended by hundreds.
- The funeral procession made its way slowly through the town, the cortege draped in black velvet.
- The funeral service was a solemn occasion, filled with prayers and words of comfort.
- The military funeral of the fallen soldier was a tribute to his bravery and sacrifice.
- The state funeral for the beloved leader drew dignitaries from around the world.
- The private funeral was a small gathering of close friends and family, who mourned in quiet dignity.
- The funeral pyre burned brightly, sending the deceased's spirit on its final journey.
- The funeral boat carried the revered monk's body out to sea, where his ashes were scattered over the waves.
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To inter with funeral rites; to bury.
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No antonyms found.
The mourners gathered at the funeral, their sorrow palpable in the somber atmosphere.
The deceased's family held a grand funeral, complete with a brass band and a horse-drawn carriage.
The young boy's sudden passing cast a pall over the community, and his funeral was attended by hundreds.
The funeral procession made its way slowly through the town, the cortege draped in black velvet.
