Morgue (noun)

A place where the bodies of people who have died, especially those who have died suddenly or violently, are kept until they can be identified or claimed or until a post-mortem examination can be carried out.

Origin:

From french morgue, arrogance, from latin morgue, morgue, from latin marga, bluntness.

Examples:

1. The morgue was filled with unidentified bodies.
2. The morgue was the final resting place for many murder victims.
3. The police took the body to the morgue for an autopsy.
4. The morgue was a place of sadness and tragedy.
5. The forensic scientists worked in the morgue to uncover the cause of death.