1. a tomb, especially one cut in rock or built of stone
Usage: formal; literary

1. to place in a sepulchre; to bury
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The ancient sepulchre was carved into the hillside.
• They discovered a Roman sepulchre filled with artifacts.
• The marble sepulchre bore an inscription in Latin.
• Pilgrims visited the holy sepulchre in Jerusalem.
• The pharaoh was sepulchred with great ceremony.
• Time had sepulchred the old memories in dust.