shroudless (Meaning)

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shroudless (a.)

Without a shroud.

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The shroudless corpse lay exposed to the elements, a haunting reminder of the fragility of life.
In ancient burial traditions, the deceased were often interred without a shroud, emphasizing the equality of all in death.
The shroudless body of the slain warrior symbolized his heroic sacrifice and fearless acceptance of the afterlife.
The grief-stricken family chose to leave the body shroudless, allowing their loved one to return to nature as they were.
The shroudless remains of the saint were venerated as a testament to their purity and spiritual transcendence.
The shroudless sleeper's exposed features suggested a state of contemplative peace and connection to the divine.
The shroudless body of the victim served as a grim reminder of the horrors of war and the fragility of human existence.
The shroudless burial facilitated the swift decomposition of the body, returning its elements to the earth from which it came.
The shroudless corpse of the outcast was a poignant reminder of their isolation and rejection by society.
The shroudless figure in the painting represented the raw, unadorned truth of human suffering and mortality.

Without a shroud.

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The shroudless corpse lay exposed to the elements, a haunting reminder of the fragility of life.

In ancient burial traditions, the deceased were often interred without a shroud, emphasizing the equality of all in death.

The shroudless body of the slain warrior symbolized his heroic sacrifice and fearless acceptance of the afterlife.

The grief-stricken family chose to leave the body shroudless, allowing their loved one to return to nature as they were.