inters
Lays to rest
Inters is the third-person singular of inter, meaning to bury a body in the earth or a tomb: The cemetery inters about fifty people a year.
The word is formal and appears mainly in official or ceremonial contexts.
It contrasts with disinter, to dig up.
Serious and worrying
- tombUnderground chamber for remains
- cemeteryPlace for interring remains
- graveyardPlot for interring the dead
- coffinBurial container for remains
casket · earth · soil · inhumation · entombment · sepulture · crypt · mausoleum
Period following loss
- griefIntense sorrow from loss
- bereavementState following loss
- eulogyTribute for the dead
- wakePath left in water
hearse · pallbearers · procession · condolences · obituary · rites · service · cortege
grave
Serious and worrying
- tombUnderground chamber for remains
- cemeteryPlace for interring remains
- graveyardPlot for interring the dead
coffin · casket · earth · soil · inhumation · entombment · sepulture · crypt · mausoleum · plot
mourning
Period following loss
- griefIntense sorrow from loss
- bereavementState following loss
- eulogyTribute for the dead
wake · hearse · pallbearers · procession · condolences · obituary · rites · service · cortege · viewing
remembrance
Act of holding something in mind
- tributeOffering of respect
- commemorationAct of honoring memory
- honoringRecognizing with respect
monument · plaque · cenotaph · headstone · tombstone · epitaph · legacy · dedication · homage · reverence
rest
Cessation of activity
- peaceFreedom from disturbance
- tranquilityUndisturbed peacefulness
- serenityUndisturbed mental quietude
quietude · stillness · eternal · final · sleep · peaceful · undisturbed · gentle · calm · solace
- Inter MiamiFlorida Major League Soccer club
- Inter MilanMilanese football club
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