burial ground — an area of land where dead bodies are buried; a cemetery
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an area of land where dead bodies are buried; a cemetery
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈberiəl ɡraʊnd/
Example Sentences
- The construction was halted when workers accidentally discovered a Native American burial ground.
- My grandmother always said our backyard used to be a pet burial ground - that's why the grass grows so well there!
- The archaeologists spent months carefully excavating the ancient burial ground.
burial ground
NOUN[/ˈberiəl ɡraʊnd/]
an area of land where dead bodies are buried; a cemetery

a family of three places fresh flowers on a gravestone while bowing their heads respectfully. The father gently guides his young daughter as she sets down a small bouquet. Behind them, rows of weathered headstones stretch across the grassy hillside beneath ancient trees. Another visitor in the distance tends to a different grave site with similar reverence. an area of land where dead bodies are buried, serving as a cemetery for remembrance. Style: High-quality 2D vector cartoon illustration with bold outlines and warm emotional detail. Color palette: soft earth tones and gentle greens contrasted with bright white flowers and clothing. High resolution 1:1 square composition The main subject must fill most of the frame Avoid empty background areas STRICT NO TEXT RULE Absolutely no text anywhere No letters No numbers No logos No labels No signage Replace any text areas with blank surfaces
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“The construction was halted when workers accidentally discovered a Native American burial ground.”
“My grandmother always said our backyard used to be a pet burial ground - that's why the grass grows so well there!”
“The archaeologists spent months carefully excavating the ancient burial ground.”
“According to local legends, anyone who disturbs the burial ground will face seven years of bad WiFi connection.”
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