requietory Antonyms
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Meaning of requietory
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requietory (n.)
A sepulcher.
requietory Sentence Examples
- The solemn requietory procession wound its way through the hushed cemetery.
- The priest recited the requietory prayers, asking for peace for the departed.
- The requietory music filled the air, creating a mournful and reverent atmosphere.
- Families gathered around the gravesites, offering requietory prayers and flowers.
- The requietory service provided solace and comfort to the grieving hearts.
- The requietory hymns echoed through the chapel, expressing the hope of resurrection.
- The requietory silence was broken only by the gentle weeping of loved ones.
- The requietory candles flickered, symbolizing the eternal light of remembrance.
- The requietory offering was placed on the altar, a gesture of gratitude for the life of the deceased.
- The requietory stone marked the final resting place of the beloved one, serving as a reminder of the sacredness of life and the hope of eternal peace.
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A sepulcher.
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The solemn requietory procession wound its way through the hushed cemetery.
The priest recited the requietory prayers, asking for peace for the departed.
The requietory music filled the air, creating a mournful and reverent atmosphere.
Families gathered around the gravesites, offering requietory prayers and flowers.
