searcloth (Meaning)
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searcloth (n.)
Cerecloth.
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searcloth (v. t.)
To cover, as a sore, with cerecloth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of searcloth
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
searcloth Sentence Examples
- The knight lay in the searcloth, his once-proud armor now a rusted relic.
- The mourners draped the deceased in a fine searcloth, its intricate embroidery representing their grief.
- The grave was adorned with a searcloth, a symbol of the hope for resurrection.
- The relic hunter discovered a centuries-old searcloth, its fibers still bearing traces of the departed.
- The historians studied the ancient searcloth, seeking clues to the customs of bygone eras.
- The museum displayed a priceless searcloth, a testament to the fragility of life and the enduring power of memory.
- The embalmer wrapped the body in a soft searcloth, preserving it for the journey to the afterlife.
- The shroud, a type of searcloth, was believed to possess mystical powers.
- In medieval times, searcloth was used to cover the faces of the dead, shielding them from the gaze of the living.
- The excavation site yielded a tattered searcloth, offering a glimpse into the lives of a long-forgotten people.
FAQs About the word searcloth
Cerecloth., To cover, as a sore, with cerecloth.
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No antonyms found.
The knight lay in the searcloth, his once-proud armor now a rusted relic.
The mourners draped the deceased in a fine searcloth, its intricate embroidery representing their grief.
The grave was adorned with a searcloth, a symbol of the hope for resurrection.
The relic hunter discovered a centuries-old searcloth, its fibers still bearing traces of the departed.
