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disinhume
[
dis-in-
hyoom
or, often
,
-
yoom
]
dis·in·hume
/
ˌdɪs
ɪnˈhyum
or, often
,
-ˈyum
/
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[
dis-in-
hyoom
or, often
,
-
yoom
]
Show IPA
verb (used with object),
dis·in·humed,
dis·in·hum·ing.
to disinter.
Origin:
1815–25;
dis-
1
+
inhume
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