rebury

[ree-ber-ee, ree-bur-ee]

verb (used with object)

1. to bury again.

Example Sentences

The sons have all along argued that their father was a British citizen and should be buried in the UK, while his second wife and her daughters have wanted him to be reburied in Kenya.

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But later, to cover up their crimes, they exhumed then reburied the remains in multiple sites.

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The remains of seven of those found at Duffy's Cut were previously uncovered and reburied by the team.

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His mother, Donna Maria Barker, relocated to England 18 months after the explosion and James's body was then reburied at his former school in Weybridge in Surrey.

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His body was buried by the Germans and later reburied by the Allies in the Commonwealth War Graves cemetery in Berlin but no-one knew his brain had been removed.

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