Definition for Sepulcher:

• To bury; entomb. Also, sepulchre.

Synonyms for Sepulcher:

• n.

  •
  • headstone,
  • gravestone,
  • barrow,
  • dolmen,
  • graveyard,
  • burial ground,
  • graveside,
  • cemetery.
  •
  • keep,
  • place.
  •boneyard (noun)
  • funerary ground,
  • gods acre,
  • city dead,
  • city of dead,
  • potter fields,
  • gods acres,
  • golgothas,
  • potters field,
  • polyandriums,
  • eternal homes,
  • memorial parks,
  • marble towns,
  • boot hills,
  • god acres,
  • city the dead,
  • potter field,
  • god acre,
  • god's acres,
  • potters fields,
  • resting places,
  • potter's fields.
  •burial ground (noun)
  • boneyard.
  •cemetery (noun)
  • necropolis.
  •cinerarium (noun)
  • ossuaria.
  •crypt (noun)
  • under croft,
  • under-crofts,
  • under crofts,
  • under-croft.
  •grave (noun)
  • burial,
  • repository.
  •sepulcher (noun)
  • sepulchre.
  •shrine (noun)
  • enshrinements,
  • sacred places,
  • hallowed places,
  • holy places.
  •vault (noun)
  • safe deposit box,
  • strong rooms,
  • safedeposit box.

• v.

  •bury (verb)
  • de-posit,
  • de posited,
  • held services for,
  • sepulturing,
  • sepultured,
  • de posits,
  • de positing,
  • holding last rites for,
  • ensepulchering,
  • holds last rites for,
  • de posit,
  • ensepulchered,
  • in-earthing,
  • de-posits,
  • lays out,
  • puts six feet under,
  • consigning to grave,
  • holding services for,
  • in earths,
  • consigns to grave,
  • consigning grave,
  • held last rites for,
  • consigns grave,
  • ensepulchers,
  • consigned to grave,
  • inearths,
  • consigned grave,
  • consign grave,
  • in earthed,
  • de-posited,
  • putting six feet under,
  • holds services for,
  • in-earthed,
  • de-positing,
  • in earth,
  • in earthing,
  • in-earth,
  • in-earths,
  • inurns.
  •entomb (verb)
  • lay rest.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • catacomb,
  • cinerarium,
  • mausoleum.

Sepulcher Sentence Examples:

• By this time the dialogue had been removed to the first services of Easter morning, and had been connected with the ceremonies of the Easter sepulcher.

• Doth not experience teach vs, that in the most curious sepulcher are enclosed rotten bones?

Homophones for Sepulcher:

• splicer, swivel chair, splasher, sepulchre, spell-checker, shopwalker.