sepulture

Burial is a synonym of sepulture.

As nouns the difference between burial and sepulture

is that burial is the act of burying; interment while sepulture is sepulture.

As a verb sepultured

is (sepulture).

As a noun sepulture is

sepulture.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and sepulture

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while sepulture is sepulture.

As nouns the difference between sepulture and grave

is that sepulture is (uncountable) the act of sepulchering while grave is an excavation in the earth as a place of burial; also, any place of interment; a tomb; a sepulcher or grave can be a written accent used in french, italian, and other languages è is an e with a grave accent.

As verbs the difference between sepulture and grave

is that sepulture is to inter in a sepulture while grave is (obsolete) to dig.

As a adjective grave is

(obsolete) influential, important; authoritative.

Sepulture is a related term of sepulcher.

As nouns the difference between sepulture and sepulcher

is that sepulture is (uncountable) the act of sepulchering while sepulcher is a burial chamber.

As verbs the difference between sepulture and sepulcher

is that sepulture is to inter in a sepulture while sepulcher is to bury the dead.

Interment is a synonym of sepulture.

As nouns the difference between interment and sepulture

is that interment is the act of burying a dead body; burial while sepulture is (uncountable) the act of sepulchering.

As a verb sepulture is

to inter in a sepulture.

As verbs the difference between sepulchering and sepulture

is that sepulchering is while sepulture is to inter in a sepulture.

As a noun sepulture is

(uncountable) the act of sepulchering.

Sepulture is a related term of sepulchre.

As nouns the difference between sepulture and sepulchre

is that sepulture is (countable) a sepulchre while sepulchre is a burial chamber.

As a verb sepulchre is

to place in a sepulchre.