noun

a large pile of earth over an ancient grave where one or more people are buried

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a place where dead people are buried, especially an ancient place

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an area of ground where dead people are buried

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the area of land around a church where dead people are buried

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an ancient stone structure consisting of a large flat stone on top of two or more upright ones, built above the place where someone was buried

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the place where a dead body is buried in a deep hole in the ground. A tomb is a structure above the ground that contains a dead body

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the area beside a grave where someone is buried

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a stone by a grave that shows the name of the person buried there and the dates when they were born and died

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an area of land where dead people are buried, usually around a church

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a piece of stone with a name and dates on it that marks a grave (=place where a dead person is buried)

preposition

in memory of someone who has died. This expression is used especially on a gravestone.

noun

a large impressive tomb (=stone structure in which someone is buried)

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a large place in a city where dead people were buried in the past

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a small piece of land in a cemetery where you are buried when you die

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the place where someone is buried

abbreviation

Rest in Peace: used on gravestones

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a place made of stone in which dead people are buried

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a grave where a dead person is buried, especially one consisting of a large stone structure

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a large stone with someone’s name and their birth date and death date on it that is put over the place where they are buried

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a large pile of earth put over a place where someone was buried in ancient times

in honour of someone who has died, so that people will remember them