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Sepulture (Noun)

The ritual placing of a corpse in a grave.

Nouns denoting natural events.

The priest performed the final rites of sepulture, ensuring the deceased was laid to rest with dignity.
In ancient cultures, sepulture was a complex process involving elaborate rituals and sacrifices to honor the dead.
The family gathered at the cemetery to witness the sepulture of their beloved patriarch, a solemn and emotional occasion.
The sepulture of the pharaoh was a grand affair, with treasures and riches buried alongside the monarch to ensure a comfortable afterlife.
After the battle, the soldiers were given a hasty sepulture, their bodies buried quickly in a mass grave due to the urgency of the situation.

A chamber that is used as a grave.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The pharaoh's final rest was placed in a grand sepulture beneath the desert sands.
After years of excavation, archaeologists finally stumbled upon an ancient sepulture hidden behind a tapestry of vines.
As she stood before the stone monument, she realized it was a sepulture that had been desecrated by the hands of time.
In the dimly lit cathedral, a solitary candle cast a faint glow upon the ornate sepulture that lay undisturbed for centuries.
Beneath the great pyramidal structure lay a network of subterranean sepultures where royalty were laid to eternal rest.