Verb:

రిబేటు,

cremate's Usage Examples:

She dies, and after Anna has taken her body to be cremated, housebreakers arrive at her apartment and overpower her, making her homeless once.

Dasharatha cremates Shravana and his Parents, painting by Laharu of Chamba.

Later, in shame, he commits suicide, and is buried without full heroic honours, in a coffin rather than cremated on a funeral pyre, because of the anger of the king, Agamemnon.

China cremates more people each year than any other country, reporting 4,534,000 cremations.

The Adena culture built conical mounds in which single- or multiple-event burials, often cremated, were interred.

During a morphine-induced stupor, Beverley finally admits to Karen that he is gay and seeks her help coming out to his wife, Crystal, whom it turns out had survived her death, coming back to life during her burial, with Beverley wishing he had cremated her.

He was cremated and his remains are interred at Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery in Culver City, California.

His remains were cremated and his ashes scattered over the Bay of Guanabara.

He died at age 83, at his home on 4 September 2004 after a short period of illness, and was cremated at the Mt Thompson Crematorium.

It was excavated in 1958, when the cremated remains of an adolescent was found in a pot in the circle"s center.

The retour des cendres (literally "return of the ashes", though "ashes" is used here as meaning his mortal remains, as he was not cremated) was the return.

commenced operations in 1982, equipped with eight small and four medium-sized cremators and a total of 64,370 niches for the storage of cremated remains.

cremated in 1970, this has been shown to be extremely unlikely, since eyewitnesses testified that there were no bodies per se remaining after the burning.

Synonyms:

burn down, fire, burn,

Antonyms:

bore, conserve, hypopigmentation, extinguish,