embalmment

IPA: ɛmbˈɑmmʌnt

noun

  • The process of embalming.
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Examples of "embalmment" in Sentences

  • What is the security of a tomb, or the perpetuity of an embalmment?
  • And we're looking forward tomorrow to moving right ahead with the embalmment.
  • And this is the title of it, order authorizing embalmment of decedent, decedent being Anna Nicole Smith.
  • This is the title of it, order authorizing embalmment of decedent, decedent being Anna Nicole Smith will be beginning to give her peace.
  • Count de Caylus states the idea of embalmment was derived from the finding of desiccated bodies which the burning sands of Egypt had hardened and preserved.
  • These organizations advocate burying the dead in less intensively landscaped settings, closer to the surface, without benefit of embalmment, a casket, or even a headstone.
  • The embalmment process took ninety days, so it would be fully three months between death and the sealing up of the opening high on the door wall; embalmer priests would shuttle to and fro with their instruments and natron, the sour, acrid salts they obtained from Lake Tritonis on the margin of the Roman African province.
  • Volney and Pariaet think it was intended to obviate, in hot climates especially, danger from pestilence, being primarily a cheap and simple process, elegance and luxury coming later; and the Count de Caylus states the idea of embalmment was derived from the finding of desiccated bodies which the burning sands of Egypt had hardened and preserved.

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