Similar words: burial, dried, tried, worried, harried, carried, married, curried. Meaning: ['berɪ] 
adj. placed in a grave.
adj. placed in a grave. 
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151. She buried the insult.
152. They went to the island to hunt the buried treasure.
153. She buried herself in the country to write a book.
154. He buried himself in his work from morning till night to redeem the lost time.
155. He was buried by an avalanche and had to be dug out.
156. Her head was buried in the book she was reading.
157. If an avalanche strikes, skiers can be buried alive by snow.
158. It was here, the buried treasure, she knew it was.
159. We had been enemies a long time, but after the flood we buried the hatchet.Sentencedict.com
160. He did die a pauper and is buried in an unmarked grave.
161. She buried herself in her work in an attempt to forget.
162. He buried the bodies in a single grave with a wooden cross as a marker.
163. They buried the feud.
164. She buried her head under the covers, pretending to be asleep.
165. When she dies she wants to be cremated, not buried.
166. He slumped forward, the knife buried deep in his chest.
167. With a wail he threw himself on the bed and buried his face in the pillow.
168. The uncovering of the buried town gives us a unique glimpse of the past.
169. We buried it in the garden at dead of night.
170. Where is Shakespeare buried?
171. The letter was buried in some papers on the desk.
172. Linda and Tina were again on speaking terms; their disagreement was dead and buried.
173. The old argument about whether the UK should be a member of the EU should now be dead and buried.
174. Armed with the new machine, a search party went into the cave hoping to find buried treasure.
175. She buried her face in her hands and began to sob.
176. She died penniless and was buried in an unmarked grave.
177. She had buried her husband, two sons, and a daughter.
178. The electric service line was buried under the lawn.
179. He was buried at his own request, in Glasgow.
180. He was buried at Charborough 1 September 1665.