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

Examples

• The ancient Egyptians were skilled at sepulchring their pharaohs with elaborate rituals.
• The family was sepulchring their ancestor in the marble tomb.
• Medieval nobles often spent fortunes sepulchring their loved ones in grand monuments.
• The priest spoke solemnly about sepulchring the departed with proper ceremony.
• They were sepulchring the remains in the family crypt.
• The tradition of sepulchring warriors with their weapons was common in that culture.