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Often used in the same context:
interment,
cremation,
funeral,
reburial,
cemetery,
exhumation,
gravesite,
inurnment,
graveside,
graves,
entombment,
mausoleum,
mortuary,
memorial,
headstone,
casket,
cemetary,
bury,
cremains,
tomb,
graveyard,
columbarium,
embalming,
crypt,
excavation,
crematorium,
disinterment,
rites,
corpse,
coffins,
gravestone,
necrological,
tombstone,
catafalque,
morgue,
mourners,
ashes,
autopsy,
monument,
hearse,
memorialisation,
crematory,
footstone,
mummification,
memorialization,
funeral parlor,
commemoration,
postmortem examination,
burry,
repatriation,
burial ground,
desecration,
remembrance,
burying ground,
obsequies,
chapel,
post mortem,
eulogy,
churchyard,
reconsecration,
veneration,
funeral parlour,
sepulcher,
undertaker,
wedding,
archeological,
tumuli,
archaeological,
repose,
archeologists,
pyre,
cenotaph,
samadhi,
stela,
committal,
alii,
archaelogical,
bier,
radiocarbon dating,
death,
mazar,
descendants,
relics,
postmortem,
urns,
gravedigger,
widow,
requiem,
sarcophagus,
steles,
slain,
observances,
beatification,
christening,
ossuary,
temple,
chaddar,
kin,
prayers,
garbage dump,
ancestors,
relatives,
burials,
interments,
sepulture,
baptism,
entry,
ritual,
adoption,
betrothal,
enactment,
grave,
installation,
ratification,
absolution,
circumcision,
coronation,
cremations,
funerary,
cultic,
sacrificial,
customary,
excavated,
accessible,
assignment,
baptismal,
calendrical,
ceremonial,
claim,
disposal,
historic,
liturgical,
megalithic,
sepulchral,
birth,
clientelistic
Appears in the definition of:
bier,
burial garment,
burial vault,
cerement,
crypt,
dead room,
decent,
funereal,
grave,
grounds,
holy sepulcher,
holy sepulchre,
identified,
interdict,
last rites,
mausoleum,
monument,
morgue,
mortuary,
mummy,
ossuary,
pall,
repository,
sepulchral,
shroud,
stratford-on-avon,
stratford-upon-avon,
tomb,
vault,
viewing,
wake,
winding-clothes,
winding-sheet
More general:
concealing,
concealment,
funeral,
hiding,
secreting
Synonyms:
burying,
entombment,
inhumation,
interment,
sepulture
Also try:
— Nouns for burial:
place,
customs,
grounds,
no.,
ground,
mounds,
places,
practices,
rites,
expenses,
records,
more...
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