interment

Converse of object

• allow: These graves are only excavated to a depth which will allow one interment but cremated remains may also be interred.
• arrange: To arrange an interment, contact a Funeral Director who will make all necessary arrangements with the Cemeteries Section.
• follow: Following the interment, the train continued to Abergynolwyn Station where the customary cold collation was served.
• contain: An oval mound, two and a half feet high and twenty-eight feet long, containing four interments all with pottery and flints.

Converse of subject

• follow: A funeral service followed by interment took place at St Barnabas Church on May 2 nd.

Adjective modifier

• second: Markers are placed on every tenth row and there is provision for a second interment in each plot.
• first: The first interment was Father Charles in November 1961.
• further: A memorial removed for the purpose of a further interment shall be transported from the Cemetery grounds.
• secondary: Many of the secondary interments on the edge of the barrows have not been excavated or recorded.
• full: Yes, up to six sets of cremated remains can be buried in a grave in addition to the number of full interments.
• subsequent: A fee ( applicable on the date of the burial ) is payable for each subsequent interment.

Modifies a noun

• camp: Therefore, there were escapes from the interment camp usually assisted by the French Resistance.

Noun used with modifier

• crypt: In fact, there are no known crypt interments from 1741.

Preposition: in

• churchyard: Funeral service at St Mary's Church, Staunton, on Tuesday, August 1 at 2.30pm, followed by interment in the churchyard.
• cemetery: On Tuesday the coffin containing the remains of the deceased was brought by rain to Ulverston for interment in the cemetery.
• grave: Persons arranging for a burial in a non-private grave acquire no rights other than that of making a single interment in a grave.
• plot: Markers are placed on every tenth row and there is provision for a second interment in each plot.

Preposition: of

• ash: Exception may be made in the case of interment of ashes or where there is room in an existing family grave.
• body: Graves A grave plot allows for the entire space of the grave to be set aside for the interment of a body.
• dead: They are said to have had importance in rituals, possibly as a focus for interment of the dead.