rebury Antonyms
Meaning of rebury
Wordnet
rebury (v)
bury again
Webster
rebury (v. t.)
To bury again.
rebury Sentence Examples
- The unearthed remains were carefully reburied in a new tomb.
- After decades of neglect, the family decided to rebury their long-lost ancestor.
- The archaeological team meticulously reburied the artifacts in their original locations.
- The reburial ceremony was a somber and respectful occasion.
- The government ordered the reburial of all victims of the disaster in a mass grave.
- The ancient city was discovered to contain numerous reburied bodies, offering insights into its past.
- The family's request to rebury their loved one in their ancestral homeland was granted.
- The reburial of the war hero was a national event, attended by dignitaries and citizens alike.
- The reburial of the Titanic's victims served as a poignant reminder of the tragedy.
- The reburial of the ancient pharaoh's mummy was performed with great ceremony and reverence.
FAQs About the word rebury
bury againTo bury again.
coffin, cloak, curtain,reinter, shade, hide, conceal, shroud, bury, ensconce
burn, disinter,unearth, burn, exhume, disinter, unearth, exhume,reveal, discover
The unearthed remains were carefully reburied in a new tomb.
After decades of neglect, the family decided to rebury their long-lost ancestor.
The archaeological team meticulously reburied the artifacts in their original locations.
The reburial ceremony was a somber and respectful occasion.
