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vb. (en-third-person singular of: sepulcher)
Usage examples of "sepulchers".
It is a genre that almost exclusively occupies itself with dilapidated castles under the light of the werewolf moon, sepulchers with disagreeable contents, evil magicians, compacts with the Devil, noble heroines whose primary mission is to be abducted by all and sundry.
These mostly have very slight connections with the original works characterized by lots of fire and gore and sepulchers and burning castles and Vincent Price.
Black magic and rituals performed in ancient sepulchers are common occurrences in Lovecraft's stories, the dead walk again and ancient gods appear regularly.
Their six pale, bare arms were reaching out through the broken ends of their respective sepulchers to hold him.
He has to do it, because in the curia, too, there were men seized with doubt, even the Franciscans in the curia—pharisees, whited sepulchers, ready to sell themselves for a prebend, but they were seized with doubt.