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embalm

[em-bahm] / ɛmˈbɑm /


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The bodies had been donated to science, with the subjects dying in the past three years and then embalmed.

From BBC

She also described the harrowing process of embalming the prime minister's body, which would lie in state in the capital for two days before cremation.

From BBC

The dark dramedy “Six Feet Under” also revolved around a dysfunctional family generations in the embalming business.

From Los Angeles Times

Another part of you frantically tries to embalm the memories, fearing the natural deterioration and gnawing terror of time.

From Los Angeles Times

They found odours relating to the break-down of animal fats used in the embalming process, which could indicate the body is beginning to decompose.

From BBC