unburiable Antonyms
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Meaning of unburiable
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unburiable (a.)
Not ready or not proper to be buried.
unburiable Sentence Examples
- The enduring legacy of the pharaohs remained unburiable despite the passage of centuries.
- The victim's unburiable remains bore witness to the unspeakable horrors committed during the conflict.
- The scientist discovered an unburiable fossil that hinted at the existence of an extinct megafauna.
- The mountain of trash grew unburiable, threatening to consume the surrounding landscape.
- The truth, once revealed, proved unburiable, forever haunting the minds of those who knew.
- The unburiable guilt weighed heavily on his soul, driving him to the brink of despair.
- The unburiable sorrow enveloped her like a suffocating shroud, extinguishing her will to live.
- The ancient artifact, too sacred to bury, remained unburiable in the temple's secluded chamber.
- The unburiable evidence of corruption and malfeasance threatened to bring down the entire government.
- The unburiable scars of the war remained etched upon the faces of the survivors, a haunting reminder of its devastation.
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Not ready or not proper to be buried.
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The enduring legacy of the pharaohs remained unburiable despite the passage of centuries.
The victim's unburiable remains bore witness to the unspeakable horrors committed during the conflict.
The scientist discovered an unburiable fossil that hinted at the existence of an extinct megafauna.
The mountain of trash grew unburiable, threatening to consume the surrounding landscape.
