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Disinter

usgb/ˌdɪsɪnˈtɜːr/Volume
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Grave ContextPlay
Used often in detective or mystery contexts where exhumation is part of the narrative. SlideThe detective decided to disinter the body after new evidence surfaced.
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Not Always LiteralPlay
Can be metaphorical, indicating the act of reviving something neglected or forgotten. SlideThe lawyer disinterred an old law to win the case.
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Solemn TonePlay
It carries a serious or somber tone, reflecting the gravity of disturbing a grave or resting place. SlideThe community solemnly watched as they disinterred the soldiers' remains.