imbalm in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To embalm is to treat a deceased body with preservatives to delay decomposition and preserve it for burial or afterlife rituals.

The ancient Egyptians would often embalm their pharaohs to preserve their bodies for the afterlife.
To embalm a corpse properly, one must follow a meticulous process to ensure its longevity.
The funeral home offered the option to embalm, allowing the family more time to say their goodbyes.
In some cultures, the practice of embalming is seen as a final act of respect for the deceased.
After the accident, the medical examiner decided to embalm the body for further examination.