reburies
Puts underground again
Reburies is the third-person singular of rebury, meaning to bury again.
A body may be reburied when moved to a different cemetery or when remains are returned to a homeland: The family reburies their ancestors on tribal land.
Figuratively, someone reburies painful memories or secrets that had resurfaced.
Recovering buried remains
- reinterBury a second time
- graveSerious and worrying
- cemeteryPlace for interring remains
- coffinBurial container for remains
casket · remains · relocation · disinterment · tombstone · graveyard · mausoleum · crypt
Period following loss
- lossBeing without something
- bereavementState following loss
- closureSense of emotional resolution
- remembranceAct of holding something in mind
memorial · eulogy · ceremony · rites · healing · acceptance · legacy · ancestors
Kept out of sight
- secretsConcealed information
- cover-upHiding wrongdoing from public
- cacheConcealed storage spot
- stashHidden reserve
obscure · disguise · conceal · suppress · evidence · cloak · covert · clandestine
Time already gone
- memoriesStored past experiences
- traumaLasting psychological wound
- secretsConcealed information
- emotionsPsychological feeling states
suppression · repression · forgotten · denial · history · pain · regret · subconscious
exhumation
Recovering buried remains
coffin · casket · remains · relocation · disinterment · tombstone · graveyard · mausoleum · crypt · sepulcher
mourning
Period following loss
- lossBeing without something
- bereavementState following loss
- closureSense of emotional resolution
remembrance · memorial · eulogy · ceremony · rites · healing · acceptance · legacy · ancestors · tribute
hidden
Kept out of sight
stash · obscure · disguise · conceal · suppress · evidence · cloak · covert · clandestine · stealth
past
Time already gone
emotions · suppression · repression · forgotten · denial · history · pain · regret · subconscious · resurface