Meanings of inhumation in English

With the above brief references to inhumation, let us leave the subject.

A living inhumation, where the body exists but as the spirit's sepulchre!

The inhumation was effected at night by the widow alone.

The triple inhumation at Dolní Vestonice, in today's Czech Republic, has elicited much comment.

At supper, after the inhumation, a mutual esteem had sprung up that rapidly ripened into love.

All attempts were limited, I repeat, to shallow soundings which informed the insect of the possibility of inhumation.

The hammock of raphia, almost equivalent to the natural network of couch-grass turf, scarcely disturbs the process of inhumation.

Not even these well-contrived securities sufficed to save from the uttermost agonies of living inhumation, a wretch to these agonies foredoomed!

And Tinemouth, famed in song for its "haughty prioress," and "Holy Isle," memorable for the inhumation of Constance de Beverly.

By INHUMATION in pits, graves, holes in the ground, mounds; cists, and caves.

"From the discovery of certain graves, however, it is known that they practiced inhumation."

"Looking at this photograph, I think there were two or three single inhumations, and maybe a common grave of five or six individuals," I said.

With the above brief references to inhumation, let us leave the subject.

A living inhumation, where the body exists but as the spirit's sepulchre!

The inhumation was effected at night by the widow alone.

The triple inhumation at Dolní Vestonice, in today's Czech Republic, has elicited much comment.