Sepulchral (adjective)

Relating to, or resembling a tomb or a place of burial.

Origin:

The word 'sepulchral' comes from the latin word 'sepulcrum' meaning a tomb or a place of burial and refers to something related to or resembling a tomb or burial place.

Examples:

  1. The sepulchral atmosphere of the old cemetery was overwhelming.
  2. The sepulchral tone of the tour guide's voice was spooky.
  3. The sepulchral room was filled with ancient artifacts and mummies.
  4. The sepulchral walls were adorned with paintings and carvings.
  5. The sepulchral silence was only broken by the occasional sound of a faint whisper.
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