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rebury

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[ree-ber-ee, ree-bur-ee] / riˈbɛr i, riˈbɜr i /

verb (used with object)

  1. to bury again.


Example Sentences

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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.

From BBC

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

From BBC

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.

From BBC

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.

From BBC

The area of excavation has been reburied for protection and preservation.

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