Embalmer (noun)

1. A person who prepares dead bodies for burial or cremation by treating them to delay decomposition and preserve the body for viewing.
2. A professional who preserves the dead for burial.

Origin:

From the french word "embaumement", which means "the act of embalming".

Examples:

1. The embalmer was experienced and meticulous in his work.
2. The embalmer was called in to prepare the body for the funeral.
3. The embalmer worked to restore the appearance of the deceased as much as possible.
4. The embalmer's job was to make sure that the body looked as lifelike as possible.
5. The embalmer had a great deal of respect for the dead and treated each body with the utmost care.