urnful Synonyms
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urnful Meaning
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urnful (n.)
As much as an urn will hold; enough to fill an urn.
urnful Sentence Examples
- The ancient urnful of ashes held the remains of a long-forgotten warrior.
- The mournful widow carried an urnful of her husband's ashes to the sea for his final resting place.
- In the museum's dimly lit gallery, an urnful of clay tablets chronicled the history of a lost civilization.
- The crematorium released an urnful of a loved one's remains to their grieving family.
- The urnful of sacred scrolls was stolen from the temple, sending shockwaves through the community.
- The grieving mother placed an urnful of her child's ashes on the mantle, where it would forever remind her of their love.
- The archaeologist stumbled upon an urnful of gold coins, a testament to the wealth of the ancient empire.
- The poet's urnful of ashes was scattered in the garden where he had found inspiration.
- In the annals of history, the urnful of letters revealed the secret love affair of two legendary figures.
- The mystic held an urnful of sparkling crystals, believing it possessed the power to heal and protect.
FAQs About the word urnful
As much as an urn will hold; enough to fill an urn.
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The ancient urnful of ashes held the remains of a long-forgotten warrior.
The mournful widow carried an urnful of her husband's ashes to the sea for his final resting place.
In the museum's dimly lit gallery, an urnful of clay tablets chronicled the history of a lost civilization.
The crematorium released an urnful of a loved one's remains to their grieving family.
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