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exhumed
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/ɪɡˈzjuːmd/
US
/ɪɡˈjumd/
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exhumed
adjective
more exhumed
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most exhumed
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UK
/ɪɡˈzjuːmd/
US
/ɪɡˈzuːmd/
exhumé
The exhumed artifacts provided new insights into the ancient civilization.
Les artefacts exhumés ont apporté de nouveaux éclairages sur la civilisation antique.
Synonyms
brought to light
revealed
exposed
recovered
disinterred
unearthed
uncovered
unburied
dug up
exhume
verb
exhumed
Past Simple
exhumed
Past Simple
exhumed
Past Participle
exhuming
Gerund
UK
/ɪɡˈzjuːm/
US
/ɪɡˈjum/
exhumer
Au sens propre : déterrer un corps ou quelque chose d’enseveli.
The authorities decided to exhume the body to conduct further investigations.
Les autorités ont décidé d’exhumer le corps afin de poursuivre les investigations.
exhumer
Au sens figuré : remettre en lumière, faire revivre quelque chose d’oublié ou de négligé.
The historian worked to exhume the forgotten stories of the ancient civilization.
L’historien a travaillé à exhumer les histoires oubliées de cette civilisation antique.
Synonyms
unearth
dig up
reveal
retrieve
disinter
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exhumed
adjective
Removed from a grave or tomb; unearthed.
The exhumed artifacts provided new insights into the ancient civilization.
exhume
verb
To dig out something buried, especially a corpse, from the ground.
The authorities decided to exhume the body to conduct further investigations.
To bring back to light or recall something forgotten or neglected.
The historian worked to exhume the forgotten stories of the ancient civilization.
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