ossuary (Meaning)

Wordnet

ossuary (n)

any receptacle for the burial of human bones

Webster

A place where the bones of the dead are deposited; a charnel house.

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The gloomy ossuary held the skeletal remains of countless departed souls.
Archaeologists cautiously excavated an ancient ossuary, revealing a rare glimpse into past burial practices.
The limestone ossuary bore intricate carvings depicting scenes from a forgotten civilization.
The ossuary, adorned with vibrant hues, hinted at the beliefs and customs of its former inhabitants.
Each ossuary contained the bones of multiple individuals, offering insights into the communal nature of ancient societies.
The ossuary's intricate design served as a symbolic representation of the afterlife.
The discovery of the ossuary sparked a heated debate among scholars over its historical significance.
The remains found within the ossuary provided valuable DNA evidence, aiding in the reconstruction of ancient family trees.
The ossuary's presence in the sacred temple suggested a close connection between the living and the dead.
The ossuary, a haunting reminder of mortality, inspired both awe and reverence in visitors.

any receptacle for the burial of human bonesA place where the bones of the dead are deposited; a charnel house.

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No antonyms found.

The gloomy ossuary held the skeletal remains of countless departed souls.

Archaeologists cautiously excavated an ancient ossuary, revealing a rare glimpse into past burial practices.

The limestone ossuary bore intricate carvings depicting scenes from a forgotten civilization.

The ossuary, adorned with vibrant hues, hinted at the beliefs and customs of its former inhabitants.