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Embalm   /ɛmbˈɑm/   Listen
Embalm

verb
(past & past part. embalmed; pres. part. embalming)
1.
Preserve a dead body.



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"Embalm" Quotes from Famous Books



... Sunday, the 14th of July, 1793. There is some coincidence in the crimes, and fate of Caligula and Marat, both perished by the avengers of their country, whilst in the act of approaching their baths. Posterity will embalm, with its grateful remembrance, the patriotic heroism of this great, and distinguished female, and in her own firm, and eloquent language, will say of her, "that crime begets ...
— The Stranger in France • John Carr

... them? It is not possible! Thou knowest too well that I am not of them—that their clay is not mine. For even were I of the humblest mould, the fragrance of the rose has penetrated me, and the spirit of thy nature hath passed within me, to embalm, to sanctify, to inspire. Have they slandered me to thee, Ione? Thou wilt not believe them. Did the Delphic oracle itself tell me thou wert unworthy, I would not believe it; and am I less incredulous ...
— The Last Days of Pompeii • Edward George Bulwer-Lytton



Words linked to "Embalm" :   preserve, mummify, conserve, embalmment, maintain, keep up



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