mummified (Meaning)

Webster

mummified (a.)

Converted into a mummy or a mummylike substance; having the appearance of a mummy; withered.

Webster

of Mummify

The ancient Egyptians believed mummification preserved the body for the afterlife.
The process of mummification involved removing internal organs and treating the body with salts and resins.
The pharaoh's body was elaborately mummified with gold and jewels.
Scientists have studied mummified remains to learn about ancient cultures.
The mummified corpse of Ötzi, a prehistoric man, provides insights into the life of a Copper Age farmer.
The mummification process helps protect bodies from decay and decomposition.
The mummified animals found in Egyptian tombs indicate the importance of pets in ancient society.
Some mummified bodies have been found with intact tattoos, providing valuable information about ancient art forms.
The mummified head of a child was discovered in a bog, offering a glimpse into the lives of ancient children.
Scientists believe the mummified remains of a young woman found in a peat bog were a victim of a ritual sacrifice.

Converted into a mummy or a mummylike substance; having the appearance of a mummy; withered., of Mummify

dried, wizened, shrivelled,shriveled, faded, waned,withered, wilted, lessened, diminished

flourished, flourished,revived, revived, grew,thrived, prospered, grew, prospered, freshened

The ancient Egyptians believed mummification preserved the body for the afterlife.

The process of mummification involved removing internal organs and treating the body with salts and resins.

The pharaoh's body was elaborately mummified with gold and jewels.

Scientists have studied mummified remains to learn about ancient cultures.