1. placing in a tomb or grave; burying
Usage: present participle of sepulcher; formal or literary

Examples

• The ancient Egyptians were skilled at sepulchering their pharaohs with elaborate rituals.
• The family was sepulchering their ancestor in the old cemetery.
• Medieval nobles often spent fortunes sepulchering their loved ones in grand mausoleums.
• The archaeologists discovered evidence of sepulchering practices dating back thousands of years.
• They were sepulchering the warrior with his weapons and treasures.
• The tradition of sepulchering the dead in stone tombs was common among wealthy Romans.