requiescat (Meaning)

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requiescat (n)

a prayer for the repose of the soul of a dead person

The tombstone bore the solemn inscription "Requiescat in pace," invoking eternal rest for the deceased.
We gathered around the candlelit vigil, praying for the souls of our loved ones, whispering "Requiescat."
As the twilight faded, we sang a heartfelt requiem, offering our condolences and prayers for the departed.
The painting depicted a serene figure lying in repose, the Latin phrase "Requiescat" etched below.
The priest concluded the service with a blessing, uttering "Requiescat in eternum" as a final farewell.
The ancient cemetery was filled with weathered tombstones, each bearing the solemn inscription "Requiescat."
The charred remains of the house whispered a mournful tale, reminding us of those who had lost their lives, leaving only a haunting "Requiescat."
The composer's final masterpiece echoed with themes of humanity's inevitable fate, culminating in a poignant "Requiescat."
As the stormy winds howled outside, we huddled together in the candlelight, seeking comfort in the words "Requiescat."
The old woman carried a worn-out Bible clutched tightly, its pages filled with prayers for peace and the promise of "Requiescat."

a prayer for the repose of the soul of a dead person

collect, thanksgiving, prayer, litany,invocation, grace, petition, pleading, vespers, matins

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The tombstone bore the solemn inscription "Requiescat in pace," invoking eternal rest for the deceased.

We gathered around the candlelit vigil, praying for the souls of our loved ones, whispering "Requiescat."

As the twilight faded, we sang a heartfelt requiem, offering our condolences and prayers for the departed.

The painting depicted a serene figure lying in repose, the Latin phrase "Requiescat" etched below.