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epitaph

[ep-i-taf, -tahf] / ˈɛp ɪˌtæf, -ˌtɑf /


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None of the Sagalassos graves bore epitaphs, and genetic material is often destroyed by high temperatures in ancient cremations.

From New York Times

A small memorial service was held at Calico, where Budinger unveiled a brass plaque with an epitaph that acknowledged her work:

From Los Angeles Times

As an epitaph, however, “Wizard of Wet Work” leaves something to be desired.

From Washington Post

At this moment I am worried that the epitaph for America's democracy will read, "We laughed — and when we stopped laughing all we could do was cry."

From Salon

Visitors would be able to call up entries in the online book, including a photograph of those who have died and an epitaph written by their loved ones.

From BBC