1. to bury again, especially to move a dead body from one grave to another
Usage: formal

Examples

• The family decided to reinter their grandfather in the new cemetery.
• After the flood damaged the old graveyard, they had to reinter many bodies.
• The remains were reinterred with full military honors.
• Local authorities ordered the cemetery to reinter the improperly buried coffins.
• She requested that her husband be reinterred next to their son.
• The archaeological team will reinter the ancient remains after study.