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exequies
/ ˈɛksɪkwɪz /
plural noun
- the rites and ceremonies used at funerals
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Word History and Origins
Origin of exequies1
C14: from Latin exequiae (plural) funeral procession, rites, from exequī to follow to the end, from sequī to follow
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Example Sentences
On Trinitie sundaie were the solemne exequies doone at Canturburie for his father, the king himselfe being present thereat.
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His bodie was buried in an old churchyard of the pied friers, without any manner of exequies of funerall seruice doone for him.
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To annoy him they suggested solemn exequies and prayers for the soul of Edward VI.
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Also I bequeath for two candles to burn at my exequies 30 lbs.
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