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Sepulchral

usgb/səˈpʌlkrəl/Volume
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Eerie AtmospherePlay
Use 'sepulchral' when describing a place that reminds you of graveyards or tombs, often implying a haunting vibe. SlideThe abandoned house felt sepulchral in the moonlight.
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Mood of SilencePlay
'Sepulchral' can imply an overwhelming silence, like that of a grave, which can heighten a sense of solemnity. SlideA sepulchral hush fell over the room as she entered.
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Literary UsePlay
Often found in literature to create a dark, somber setting or to enhance the imagery around death. SlideThe poet described the twilight woods as having a sepulchral beauty.