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requietory

requietory noun: a sepulchre.

Noun

requietory (plural requietories)

  1. (obsolete) A sepulchre.
    • digged vp out of their Requietories1631, John Weever, Ancient Fvnerall Monvments Within The Vnited Monarchie Of Great Britain

Forms of requietory

pluralrequietories

Origin of requietory

From Latin requietorium, from requiescere, requietum (“to rest”). See re- and quiesce.

Questions about requietory

What does requietory mean?
Requietory means a sepulchre.
What part of speech is requietory?
Requietory is a noun.
What is the plural of requietory?
The plural of requietory is requietories.

Words near requietory in the dictionary

  1. requiesce
  2. requiescence
  3. requiescences
  4. requiescent
  5. requietories
  6. requietory
  7. requight
  8. requighted
  9. requighting
  10. requights
  11. requin

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