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Verb: inhume  in'hyoom
  1. Place in a grave or tomb
    "Stalin was inhumed behind the Kremlin wall on Red Square";
    - bury, entomb, inter, lay to rest, ensepulchre [Brit, Cdn, literary], ensepulcher [US, literary], tomb

Derived forms: inhumed, inhumes, inhuming

Type of: lay, put down, repose

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