Sepulchre
/ˈseplkər/
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Pro Tip 1/3Religious Context
Often used in religious or historical texts to describe sacred burial sites. 
The knight was laid to rest in a sepulchre beneath the cathedral.
Pro Tip 2/3Archaeological Interest
Can imply discovery or exploration, especially in archaeology. 
They uncovered a sepulchre that had remained untouched for centuries.
Pro Tip 3/3Literary Flair
Used in literature to create a somber or mysterious atmosphere. 
The old sepulchre, veiled in shadows, whispered tales of the past.