entomb
US /ɛnˈtum/
・UK /ɪnˈtu:m/
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo place a dead body in a grave or tomb
The gravediggers chose to entomb the corpse in an unmarked grave
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BREAKING: What we know about U.S bombs striking Iranian nuclear sites
- For all intents and purposes entomb itself underground so that it still would be rendered unusable
For all intents and purposes entomb itself underground so that it still would be rendered unusable
- Or is there some way that, with these bombs that they drop, they can almost make it collapse in on itself, for all intents and purposes, entomb itself underground so that it still would be rendered unusable?
Or is there some way that, with these bombs that they drop, they can almost make it collapse in on itself, for all intents and purposes, entomb itself underground so that it still would be rendered unusable?
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- Because cemeteries are not just where we bury those who have passed, but also where we entomb the treasures of our future.
Because cemeteries are not just where we bury those who have passed, but also where we entomb the treasures of our future.