inhume
/ɪnˈhuːm/Definitions
1. verb
to bury a dead person, especially in a grave, especially in a way that is not in accordance with the usual customs or laws.
“The authorities accused the family of inhuming their relative in a secret location.”
2. verb
to cause something, especially a problem or a feeling, to become more serious or difficult.
“The news of the accident inhumed the city’s fragile economic recovery.”
3. noun
the act or process of burying a dead person.
“The inhuming of the deceased was a solemn and dignified ceremony.”