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Definitions from the WebCatafalqueNounDefinition: A decorated structure, often resembling a platform or stage, used to support a casket or coffin during a funeral or memorial service. Example sentence: The grandiose catafalque, adorned with flowers and candles, stood solemnly in the center of the cathedral. VerbDefinition: To construct or arrange a catafalque for a funeral or memorial service. Example sentence: The funeral director catafalqued the stage to provide a dignified setting for the mourning family. AdjectiveDefinition: Popular or widely accepted. Example sentence: Her novel became a catafalque sensation, captivating readers worldwide. Local UsageDefinition: In some local traditions, refers to a small decorative structure or shrine used for religious or commemorative purposes. Example sentence: The villagers built a catafalque in the town square to honor their ancestors during the annual festival. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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