1. to place in a tomb; to bury
Usage: transitive verb; formal or literary

Examples

• The ancient pharaoh was intombed with great ceremony and treasure.
• They intombed the warrior in a stone chamber beneath the mountain.
• The family chose to intomb their ancestor in the family crypt.
• Archaeologists discovered artifacts intombed for thousands of years.
• The monument was built to intomb the nation's heroes.