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Examples
“Cremation and inurnment will take place at Laurel Lawn Crematory of”
“Because Mr. Buckles served just one hitch in the Army and returned from France with no wounds or medals for bravery, he was eligible under Arlington National Cemetery protocols only for inurnment in a vault for cremated remains.”
The Washington Post: Frank Buckles, last known World War I veteran, dies at 110
“Cremation will follow and inurnment of cremains will be in Mount Hope”
“And the fact that they are suing the companies that arranged for their mother's cremation and inurnment?”
“Private inurnment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.”
“Colo., and graveside inurnment will be at her final resting place in Hereford, Texas.”
“Cremation rites will be accorded with inurnment at a later date at Memorial Park Cemetery, Pontiac.”
“Her inurnment will occur in her beloved Colorado mountains.”
“A private family inurnment will be held at a later date.”
“A memorial mass will be held at Epiphany Cathedral with inurnment to follow in the church garden.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘inurnment’.
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Umbersorrow
Intangible, anthropic.
States of being are listed on oofy.njiju, glark, deplore, afterlithe, tagmass, spuriosity, forkful, chelation, oding, ploat, botnet, quedeship and 477 more...
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Death
postmortem, antemortem, casketing, cadaveric, entombment, inurnment, casket coach, cremains, disinterment, epitaph, bequest, catacombs and 59 more...
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mortal remains
crematorium, funeral, columbarium, mausoleum, cemetery, sepulchre, mortuary, mortician, eulogy, exsanguination, cortege, crypt and 53 more...
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reesetee This discussion is making me thirsty. Excuse me while I beverage myself. Apr 3, 2009
sionnach I like it better than cremains, which still has no close competition for being my least favorite word ever. But it's right up there with being beveraged on an airplane - sets my (remaining) teeth on edge. Apr 3, 2009
chained_bear I like it, but I really want it to mean something else. Apr 3, 2009
yarb I like it rather a lot - and at worst it's no worse than interment. Apr 3, 2009
chained_bear Do you like it better than cremains?
(Sorry about your friend's uncle.) Apr 2, 2009
sionnach I came across this word today for the first time in a friend's uncle's obituary.
I do not like it. Apr 2, 2009