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Cenotaph

noun
1.
A monument built to honor people whose remains are interred elsewhere or whose remains cannot be recovered.  Synonym: empty tomb.






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"Cenotaph" Quotes from Famous Books



... memorial windows in the church, and many memorials in other forms to the various eminent North-country folk who have been connected with Newcastle and its chief place of worship. The Collingwood cenotaph is the most interesting of all; the brave Admiral's body, as is well known, lies beside that of his friend and commander, Nelson, in St. Paul's Cathedral, but this memorial of him is fittingly placed in the Cathedral ...
— Northumberland Yesterday and To-day • Jean F. Terry

... had reared its shameless head. The panegyric closed with an appreciation of the dead man's fortitude in the terrible affliction with which a divine providence had seen fit to try him; and finally the Signal uttered its absolute conviction that his native town would raise a cenotaph to his honour. Mr. Critchlow, being unfamiliar with the word "cenotaph," consulted Worcester's Dictionary, and when he found that it meant "a sepulchral monument to one who is buried elsewhere," he was as pleased with the Signal's language as with the idea, and decided that ...
— The Old Wives' Tale • Arnold Bennett



Words linked to "Cenotaph" :   monument, memorial



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