vespillo (Meaning)
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vespillo (n.)
One who carried out the dead bodies of the poor at night for burial.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vespillo
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vespillo Sentence Examples
- In Victorian England, the nightman played a somber role in ensuring the dignified burial of the poor.
- The night-soil man discreetly carried out his duties, providing a necessary service for the destitute.
- Nightmen were often unsung heroes, performing their solemn tasks with quiet efficiency.
- The night-soil man's responsibilities included the respectful removal and burial of deceased individuals under the cover of darkness.
- In times when poverty was widespread, the nightman's role became increasingly vital for maintaining public health.
- Night-soil men faced societal stigmas, but their work was essential for preventing the spread of diseases.
- The nightman's lantern cast a feeble light as he carried out the deceased in the quiet hours of the night.
- Night-soil men often worked anonymously, their efforts focused on providing a dignified end for those in poverty.
- The nightman's cart moved silently through the streets, collecting the departed for their final resting place.
- Though often overlooked, the night-soil man's role in sanitation and public health was of great importance in crowded urban areas.
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One who carried out the dead bodies of the poor at night for burial.
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No antonyms found.
In Victorian England, the nightman played a somber role in ensuring the dignified burial of the poor.
The night-soil man discreetly carried out his duties, providing a necessary service for the destitute.
Nightmen were often unsung heroes, performing their solemn tasks with quiet efficiency.
The night-soil man's responsibilities included the respectful removal and burial of deceased individuals under the cover of darkness.
