grave's
Final resting place's
Grave's is the possessive form of grave, referring to something belonging to or associated with a burial site.
The grave's marker had weathered over the centuries.
It also appears in the medical term Grave's disease (also spelled Graves' disease), an autoimmune disorder causing the thyroid to produce excess hormones, named after Irish physician Robert Graves.
Memorial slab marking burial
- tombstoneMemorial stone at grave
- markerSomething that signals location
- epitaphText honoring the deceased
- plotStoryline or land parcel
cemetery · digger · site · flowers · inscription · visitor · keeper · dirt
Property and grounds
- belongingsThings you possess
- possessionsThings one owns
- legacyWhat's passed down
- remainsContinues in place
memory · resting place · marker · inheritance · ashes · burial site · memorial · tribute
Troubled interest in something
- warningAlert about danger
- matterSpace-occupying substance with mass
- importanceState of mattering
- consequenceResult of an action
nature · tone · implication · weight · significance · severity · expression · danger
headstone
Memorial slab marking burial
- tombstoneMemorial stone at grave
- markerSomething that signals location
- epitaphText honoring the deceased
plot · cemetery · digger · site · flowers · inscription · visitor · keeper · dirt · depth
estate
Property and grounds
- belongingsThings you possess
- possessionsThings one owns
- legacyWhat's passed down
remains · memory · resting place · marker · inheritance · ashes · burial site · memorial · tribute
concern
Troubled interest in something
- warningAlert about danger
- matterSpace-occupying substance with mass
- importanceState of mattering
consequence · nature · tone · implication · weight · significance · severity · expression · danger · risk
- cradle to graveEntire span of existence
- graveyard shiftLate-night work period
- one foot in the graveNear death's door
- dig one's own graveCause one's own undoing
- mass graveShared burial for many
- rolled in one's graveImagined corpse distress
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