Meanings of leave unburied in English

Bodies were left unburied, and a deadly and revolting stench filled the air.

Once, after the murder of a traveller, the body was, as usual, left unburied.

The criminals were either left unburied or disgraced by promiscuous interment in an unclean place.

To be left unburied was the greatest misfortune that could happen to a dead person.

Only three sides of the original work are left unburied by the mass of added wall.

The bodies of the slain were left unburied.

The glow of the beach showed me Neal's shirt, the little of it that was left unburied.

The dead were left unburied, as the savages endeavored to flee in all directions from the fearful pestilence.

The sick were avoided from the fear of contagion, and for the same reason the dead were left unburied.

The dead were left unburied.

Prisoners whom they captured were murdered, either by Mosby's band, or by the more merciless citizens, and left unburied.

His body was left unburied in one of the houses which Bush had erected the previous summer and his comrades pushed on.

Eleven of these victims were afterward deposited, uncoffined, in unconsecrated ground; the other seven were left unburied to moulder on the gibbet.

The bones of land animals are, for the most part, left unburied on the surface and are soon destroyed by chemical agencies.

In a fourth way, as to the body, which is sometimes buried with honor and sometimes left unburied, and finally falls to dust utterly.

The body was finally put in a vault and left unburied until the matter had been passed upon by the heraldry experts in Madrid!