Definition of entombment in English:

entombment

noun ɪnˈtuːmˌm(ə)ntɛnˈtuːmˌm(ə)ntɛnˈtumˌmənt

mass noun

The placing of a dead body in a tomb; interment.
the entombment of Christ
Example sentencesExamples
- He was also one of the first American paleontologists to draw attention to taphonomic processes: the environments of death, decay, burial, and entombment.
- It's either that or their entombment in the glass case in a museum, heroic monuments to ‘the modern movement’ being carefully protected from too much light.
- Their passage through the rock tunnel was quicker on the return trip for they were confident of their way and feared no pitfalls hidden in the gloomy darkness, and they were impelled by a sense of entrapment and a growing fear of entombment.
- The town's cemetery is packed to overflowing, and unless families can pay the requisite sum for eternal entombment, bodies are evicted after five years.
- The solution is entombment in the deep sediments of abyssal plains in the oceans that now cover 71 percent of the planet.
Synonyms
interment, laying to rest, burial, burying, consignment to the grave, committal, inhumation
funeral, obsequies
rare exequies

Definition of entombment in US English:

entombment

nounɛnˈtumˌməntenˈto͞omˌmənt

The placing of a dead body in a tomb; interment.
the entombment of the Unknown Soldier
Example sentencesExamples
- The town's cemetery is packed to overflowing, and unless families can pay the requisite sum for eternal entombment, bodies are evicted after five years.
- He was also one of the first American paleontologists to draw attention to taphonomic processes: the environments of death, decay, burial, and entombment.
- The solution is entombment in the deep sediments of abyssal plains in the oceans that now cover 71 percent of the planet.
- It's either that or their entombment in the glass case in a museum, heroic monuments to ‘the modern movement’ being carefully protected from too much light.
- Their passage through the rock tunnel was quicker on the return trip for they were confident of their way and feared no pitfalls hidden in the gloomy darkness, and they were impelled by a sense of entrapment and a growing fear of entombment.
Synonyms
interment, laying to rest, burial, burying, consignment to the grave, committal, inhumation

单词	entombment
释义	Definition of entombment in English: entombment noun ɪnˈtuːmˌm(ə)ntɛnˈtuːmˌm(ə)ntɛnˈtumˌmənt mass noun The placing of a dead body in a tomb; interment. the entombment of Christ Example sentencesExamples He was also one of the first American paleontologists to draw attention to taphonomic processes: the environments of death, decay, burial, and entombment. It's either that or their entombment in the glass case in a museum, heroic monuments to ‘the modern movement’ being carefully protected from too much light. Their passage through the rock tunnel was quicker on the return trip for they were confident of their way and feared no pitfalls hidden in the gloomy darkness, and they were impelled by a sense of entrapment and a growing fear of entombment. The town's cemetery is packed to overflowing, and unless families can pay the requisite sum for eternal entombment, bodies are evicted after five years. The solution is entombment in the deep sediments of abyssal plains in the oceans that now cover 71 percent of the planet. Synonyms interment, laying to rest, burial, burying, consignment to the grave, committal, inhumation funeral, obsequies rare exequies Definition of entombment in US English: entombment nounɛnˈtumˌməntenˈto͞omˌmənt The placing of a dead body in a tomb; interment. the entombment of the Unknown Soldier Example sentencesExamples The town's cemetery is packed to overflowing, and unless families can pay the requisite sum for eternal entombment, bodies are evicted after five years. He was also one of the first American paleontologists to draw attention to taphonomic processes: the environments of death, decay, burial, and entombment. The solution is entombment in the deep sediments of abyssal plains in the oceans that now cover 71 percent of the planet. It's either that or their entombment in the glass case in a museum, heroic monuments to ‘the modern movement’ being carefully protected from too much light. Their passage through the rock tunnel was quicker on the return trip for they were confident of their way and feared no pitfalls hidden in the gloomy darkness, and they were impelled by a sense of entrapment and a growing fear of entombment. Synonyms interment, laying to rest, burial, burying, consignment to the grave, committal, inhumation
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