exhume — to dig up and remove a dead body from the ground
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to dig up and remove a dead body from the ground
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪɡˈzuːm/
Korean meaning: 시체를 파내다, 발굴하다
Korean pronunciation: 익**쥼**
Example Sentences
- The detective show was so unrealistic - they exhumed three different bodies in one episode!
- Scientists exhumed the ancient tomb to study prehistoric burial customs.
- The journalist decided to exhume the old scandal that everyone had forgotten.
exhume
VERB//ɪɡˈzuːm//
to dig up and remove a dead body from the ground
Digging up buried remains
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Exhume the grave to find perfume, but don't presume what you'll consume!
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Origin
From Latin 'exhumare', composed of the prefix 'ex-' (out) and 'humare' (to bury), which derives from 'humus' meaning earth or ground.
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“The detective show was so unrealistic - they exhumed three different bodies in one episode!”
“Scientists exhumed the ancient tomb to study prehistoric burial customs.”
“The journalist decided to exhume the old scandal that everyone had forgotten.”
“My grandmother loves to exhume embarrassing childhood stories whenever I bring a date home.”
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