sepulchral in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sepulchral in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sepulchral [Am səˈpəlkrəl, Brit sɪˈpʌlkr(ə)l] ADJ

sepulchral

sepulcral

sepulchral in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sepulchral in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sepulchral [sɪˈpʌlkrəl, Am səˈpʌl-] ADJ liter

1. sepulchral silence:

sepulchral

sepulcral

2. sepulchral (gloomy):

sepulchral

lóbrego, -a

Translations for sepulchral in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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English

In an atmosphere of sepulchral calm the bathers recline on benches along the walls sweltering in superheated seclusion.

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This was my first review from a critic, those sepulchral high-priests that lurk at the back of concert halls.

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After bidding their family farewell, they were carried to the sepulchral cave, with nothing but a bowl of milk being left to them.

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He was described as having a stony gaze and a sepulchral voice.

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The marina is built upon foundations of ancient columns, and there are in the town an old gateway and other antiquities, as also sarcophagi and sepulchral caves in the neighbourhood.

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There are two sepulchral slabs which date from the late 13th century.

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In addition to statues used for decorating buildings he also modelled sepulchral monuments and independent compositions.

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There are sepulchral structures that look like small wooden houses with span roofs.

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The horse's teeth are described as sepulchral and disgusting.

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It resembles a "cippus" (sepulchral monument) or an altar, with laurel wreaths, two lyres and a pair of pincers or tongs below the wreaths.

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