inter|interred|interring|inters in English

verb

[in·ter || ɪn'tɜr /ɪn'tɜː]

bury, put in a grave

Use "inter|interred|interring|inters" in a sentence

1. She interred with her husband.

2. His remains were interred in the cemetery.

3. Fieldmice and hawks are interred at Buto.

4. The body was interred at that cemetery.

5. In London lies a knight a Pope interred.

6. And when his ashes were interred, his mother said,

7. Synonyms for Burying include burial, interment, sepulture, entombment, inhumation, obsequies, entombing, interring, obsequy and usually

8. He wished to be interred in the family grave.

9. The architect's remains are interred in St Paul's cathedral.

10. They interred their dear comrade in the arms.

11. His remains were formerly interred in the Cementerio del Norte, Manila.

12. She expressed the wish to interred in the graveyard of hometown.

13. Visions of dreamers were too frequently interred with their spirits.

14. He was interred in a cemetery in that city.

15. They were unable to answer the question why they were interred here.

16. THE good that men do is not always interred with their bones.

17. He was interred in the Royal Family's tomb in Delft on 15 October.

18. The old man said that he wished to be interred in the family grave.

19. Upon her death she was interred at the National Heroes Acre in Harare, Zimbabwe.

20. Eve's ashes are interred under a great oak at Mottisfont Abbey in Hampshire.

21. (Interesse enim inter argumentum conclusionemque rationis et inter mediocrem Animadversionem atque admonitionem: altera occulta

22. 5 The inter - pervasion and inter - impact of those value orientations have many types.

23. Synonyms for Coffined include buried, hidden, concealed, covered, interred, entombed, secreted, underground, inhumed and obscured

24. Psusennes I, himself, was interred in an "inner silver coffin" which was inlaid with gold.

25. Furthermore, UNICEF encourages inter-agency mobility, for example through inter-agency transfers, loans and secondments.