Definition of sepulture in English:

sepulture

noun ˈsɛp(ə)ltʃəˈsɛpəltʃər

mass nounarchaic

Burial; interment.
the rites of sepulture
Example sentencesExamples
- This place of sepulture is the specially erected crypt, immediately below the altar, in the Church of St. John, Leipzig.
- ‘These men died for us gentlemen,’ he told the council, ‘and we at least owe it to their memories, decently to meet and garnish the spot of their sepulture.’
- Until 1880 the suicide was required to be buried without rites of Christian sepulture.
Synonyms
burial, burying, interment, entombment, committal, inhumation, laying to rest, consignment to the grave

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin sepultura, from sepelire 'bury'.

Definition of sepulture in US English:

sepulture

nounˈsɛpəltʃərˈsepəlCHər

archaic

Burial; interment.
the rites of sepulture
Example sentencesExamples
- This place of sepulture is the specially erected crypt, immediately below the altar, in the Church of St. John, Leipzig.
- ‘These men died for us gentlemen,’ he told the council, ‘and we at least owe it to their memories, decently to meet and garnish the spot of their sepulture.’
- Until 1880 the suicide was required to be buried without rites of Christian sepulture.
Synonyms
burial, burying, interment, entombment, committal, inhumation, laying to rest, consignment to the grave

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin sepultura, from sepelire ‘bury’.

单词	sepulture
释义	Definition of sepulture in English: sepulture noun ˈsɛp(ə)ltʃəˈsɛpəltʃər mass nounarchaic Burial; interment. the rites of sepulture Example sentencesExamples This place of sepulture is the specially erected crypt, immediately below the altar, in the Church of St. John, Leipzig. ‘These men died for us gentlemen,’ he told the council, ‘and we at least owe it to their memories, decently to meet and garnish the spot of their sepulture.’ Until 1880 the suicide was required to be buried without rites of Christian sepulture. Synonyms burial, burying, interment, entombment, committal, inhumation, laying to rest, consignment to the grave Origin Middle English: via Old French from Latin sepultura, from sepelire 'bury'. Definition of sepulture in US English: sepulture nounˈsɛpəltʃərˈsepəlCHər archaic Burial; interment. the rites of sepulture Example sentencesExamples This place of sepulture is the specially erected crypt, immediately below the altar, in the Church of St. John, Leipzig. ‘These men died for us gentlemen,’ he told the council, ‘and we at least owe it to their memories, decently to meet and garnish the spot of their sepulture.’ Until 1880 the suicide was required to be buried without rites of Christian sepulture. Synonyms burial, burying, interment, entombment, committal, inhumation, laying to rest, consignment to the grave Origin Middle English: via Old French from Latin sepultura, from sepelire ‘bury’.
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