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Definition of sepulcher - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
burial placeDated UK small room or monument where a dead person is laidDated UK
- The ancient sepulcher was discovered intact after centuries..
2.
relic holderDated UK receptacle for religious relicsDated UK
- The sepulcher in the church held relics of the saint..
Images of sepulcher

small room or monument where a dead person is laid 
receptacle for religious relics
Expressions with sepulcher
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person outwardly virtuous but inwardly evil
He was a whited sepulcher, fooling everyone with his charm.
Origin of sepulcher
Latin, sepulcrum (burial place)
Examples of sepulcher in a sentence
The sepulcher was adorned with ancient carvings. The ancient sepulcher was adorned with intricate carvings. Pilgrims traveled far to see the sepulcher of the revered monk.
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- French:sépulcre, reliquaire, ...
- German:Grabkammer, Reliquiar, ...
- Italian:tomba, reliquiario, ...
- Spanish:tumba, relicario, ...
- Portuguese:túmulo, relicário, ...
- Chinese:坟墓, 圣骨匣, ...
- Japanese:墓, 聖遺物容器, ...
- Arabic:قَبْر, قُدْسِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲרַת קְבוּרָה, רְלִיקְוָרְיוּם, ...
- Russian:гробница, реликварий, ...
- Ukrainian:гробниця, релікварій, ...
- Hindi:समाधि, धार्मिक अवशेषों का पात्र, ...
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