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sepulcher
sep·ul·cher S0275600 (sĕp′əl-kər)n.1. A burial vault.2. A receptacle for sacred relics, especially in an altar.tr.v. sep·ul·chered, sep·ul·cher·ing, sep·ul·chers To place into a sepulcher; inter. [Middle English sepulcre, from Old French, from Latin sepulcrum, sepulchrum, from sepultus, past participle of sepelīre, to bury the dead.]sep•ul•cher (ˈsɛp əl kər) n. 1. a tomb, grave, or burial place. v.t. 2. to place in a sepulcher; bury. [1150–1200; sepulcre < Old French < Latin sepulcrum] sepulcher Past participle: sepulchered Gerund: sepulchering
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sepulcher | sepulcher |
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I sepulcher | you sepulcher | he/she/it sepulchers | we sepulcher | you sepulcher | they sepulcher |
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I sepulchered | you sepulchered | he/she/it sepulchered | we sepulchered | you sepulchered | they sepulchered |
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I am sepulchering | you are sepulchering | he/she/it is sepulchering | we are sepulchering | you are sepulchering | they are sepulchering |
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I have sepulchered | you have sepulchered | he/she/it has sepulchered | we have sepulchered | you have sepulchered | they have sepulchered |
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I was sepulchering | you were sepulchering | he/she/it was sepulchering | we were sepulchering | you were sepulchering | they were sepulchering |
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I had sepulchered | you had sepulchered | he/she/it had sepulchered | we had sepulchered | you had sepulchered | they had sepulchered |
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I will sepulcher | you will sepulcher | he/she/it will sepulcher | we will sepulcher | you will sepulcher | they will sepulcher |
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I will have sepulchered | you will have sepulchered | he/she/it will have sepulchered | we will have sepulchered | you will have sepulchered | they will have sepulchered |
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I will be sepulchering | you will be sepulchering | he/she/it will be sepulchering | we will be sepulchering | you will be sepulchering | they will be sepulchering |
Present Perfect Continuous |
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I have been sepulchering | you have been sepulchering | he/she/it has been sepulchering | we have been sepulchering | you have been sepulchering | they have been sepulchering |
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I will have been sepulchering | you will have been sepulchering | he/she/it will have been sepulchering | we will have been sepulchering | you will have been sepulchering | they will have been sepulchering |
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I had been sepulchering | you had been sepulchering | he/she/it had been sepulchering | we had been sepulchering | you had been sepulchering | they had been sepulchering |
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I would sepulcher | you would sepulcher | he/she/it would sepulcher | we would sepulcher | you would sepulcher | they would sepulcher |
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I would have sepulchered | you would have sepulchered | he/she/it would have sepulchered | we would have sepulchered | you would have sepulchered | they would have sepulchered | ThesaurusNoun | 1. | sepulcher - a chamber that is used as a grave burial chamber, sepulchre, sepulturechamber - a natural or artificial enclosed spacecrypt - a cellar or vault or underground burial chamber (especially beneath a church)tomb, grave - a place for the burial of a corpse (especially beneath the ground and marked by a tombstone); "he put flowers on his mother's grave"mausoleum - a large burial chamber, usually above groundmonument, repository - a burial vault (usually for some famous person)burial vault, vault - a burial chamber (usually underground) |
sepulchernounA burial place or receptacle for human remains:catacomb, cinerarium, crypt, grave, mausoleum, ossuary, sepulture, tomb, vault.Translationssepulchre (American) sepulcher (ˈsepəlkə) noun a tomb. 墳墓 坟墓seˈpulchral (-ˈpal-) adjective1. of tombs or burials. 墳墓的,埋葬的 坟墓的,埋葬的 2. gloomy or dismal. a deep, sepulchral voice. 陰森的 阴森森的,阴沉的 IdiomsSeea whited sepulchersepulcher
sepulchre (US), sepulcher a separate alcove in some medieval churches in which the Eucharistic elements were kept from Good Friday until the Easter ceremonies sepulcher1. A tomb. 2. A receptacle for relics, esp. in a Christian altar. 3. A shallow arched niche in the chancel to hold the elements of the Eucharist between their consecration on Maundy Thursday and the Easter High Mass.LegalSeeSepulchresepulcher Related to sepulcher: sepulchreSynonyms for sepulchernoun a burial place or receptacle for human remainsSynonyms- catacomb
- cinerarium
- crypt
- grave
- mausoleum
- ossuary
- sepulture
- tomb
- vault
Synonyms for sepulchernoun a chamber that is used as a graveSynonyms- burial chamber
- sepulchre
- sepulture
Related Words- chamber
- crypt
- tomb
- grave
- mausoleum
- monument
- repository
- burial vault
- vault
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