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Definition of funerary in English: funeraryadjective ˈfjuːn(ə)(rə)riˈfjunəˌrɛri Relating to a funeral or the commemoration of the dead. Example sentencesExamples - This is one of the best known funerary monuments in the century.
- In the next scene, Hsiao Kang sits in the back of a car with the funerary urn containing his dead father's ashes balanced on his knee.
- He has suggested the entire complex was a funerary monument.
- Although a handful of imported marble sarcophagi and a number of sculpted stelai are known, the cippus was the funerary monument of choice for the middle classes.
- Overall it is an extremely rich concentration of late Neolithic and Bronze Age funerary monuments.
- However, in 1614 the States General commissioned him to design the funerary monument for William the Silent in the Nieuwe Kerk, Delft.
- Certain of his objects could almost be funerary monuments.
- There is always some light in his landscape of funerary monuments and beautiful, deadly vegetation.
- The qubba is the dome of a funerary monument for a famous person.
- Composed altogether of nine such scenes, the poem serves as a funerary monument.
- For example, while acknowledging that Whitney wants us to worship religious monuments and funerary traditions, we may wonder which Church he is referring to.
- Most people in Thailand are cremated after three to seven days of funerary ceremonies and their ashes kept in a jar at temples.
- In fact, the hands of husband and wife were often linked in English funerary monuments.
- First, Eurysaces' declaration may have functioned as a means of protecting his funerary monument.
- Ramesses claimed the victory from this drawn fight, celebrated in monumental funerary temple reliefs still visible at Thebes on the Nile.
- This was a remarkable find, since little was known in those days about Old or Middle Kingdom temples apart from funerary monuments attached to royal burials.
- The tree stump was hauled from the place of its growth to a funerary monument in a saltmarsh, and turned upside down.
- Also excavated was a contemporary stone building perhaps occupied by those taking part in funerary ceremonies.
- His body lies beneath the vast funerary monument shaped by Jacob Epstein, but not even its megalithic weight can keep the spirit of Oscar Wilde earthbound.
- Arelate had a cemetery that compared favourably in the quality of its funerary monuments with the Appian Way.
Synonyms commemorative, memorial, celebratory, commemorating
Origin Late 17th century: from late Latin funerarius, from funus, funer- 'funeral'. Definition of funerary in US English: funeraryadjectiveˈfjunəˌrɛriˈfyo͞onəˌrerē Relating to a funeral or the commemoration of the dead. Example sentencesExamples - Composed altogether of nine such scenes, the poem serves as a funerary monument.
- The qubba is the dome of a funerary monument for a famous person.
- First, Eurysaces' declaration may have functioned as a means of protecting his funerary monument.
- Although a handful of imported marble sarcophagi and a number of sculpted stelai are known, the cippus was the funerary monument of choice for the middle classes.
- In the next scene, Hsiao Kang sits in the back of a car with the funerary urn containing his dead father's ashes balanced on his knee.
- This is one of the best known funerary monuments in the century.
- Also excavated was a contemporary stone building perhaps occupied by those taking part in funerary ceremonies.
- Overall it is an extremely rich concentration of late Neolithic and Bronze Age funerary monuments.
- In fact, the hands of husband and wife were often linked in English funerary monuments.
- This was a remarkable find, since little was known in those days about Old or Middle Kingdom temples apart from funerary monuments attached to royal burials.
- He has suggested the entire complex was a funerary monument.
- However, in 1614 the States General commissioned him to design the funerary monument for William the Silent in the Nieuwe Kerk, Delft.
- The tree stump was hauled from the place of its growth to a funerary monument in a saltmarsh, and turned upside down.
- For example, while acknowledging that Whitney wants us to worship religious monuments and funerary traditions, we may wonder which Church he is referring to.
- Arelate had a cemetery that compared favourably in the quality of its funerary monuments with the Appian Way.
- Certain of his objects could almost be funerary monuments.
- His body lies beneath the vast funerary monument shaped by Jacob Epstein, but not even its megalithic weight can keep the spirit of Oscar Wilde earthbound.
- There is always some light in his landscape of funerary monuments and beautiful, deadly vegetation.
- Ramesses claimed the victory from this drawn fight, celebrated in monumental funerary temple reliefs still visible at Thebes on the Nile.
- Most people in Thailand are cremated after three to seven days of funerary ceremonies and their ashes kept in a jar at temples.
Synonyms commemorative, memorial, celebratory, commemorating
Origin Late 17th century: from late Latin funerarius, from funus, funer- ‘funeral’. |