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buried in vs buried with

Both "buried in" and "buried with" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Buried in" is used when referring to being physically interred in the ground, while "buried with" is used when referring to being accompanied by something or someone in the burial process.

Last updated: March 31, 2024

buried in

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to being physically interred in the ground.

Use "buried in" when talking about someone being physically laid to rest in the ground after death.

Examples:

  • He was buried in the family plot next to his parents.
  • The treasure was buried in a hidden location in the forest.
  • She requested to be buried in a simple grave without any elaborate decorations.
  • Just Brother Whatshisname buried in a gopher hole in the wall.
  • I learned that Timmy Musket is buried in a cemetery on Block Island.
  • Maloney's probably got him buried in his backyard.
  • It must be buried in one of the correlative subroutines.
  • King Arthur's buried in England.
  • Sorry, my phone must have been buried in my bag.
  • I wish to be buried in this country.
  • He was buried in this graveyard.
  • Fortunato was buried in a cellar.
  • But it was buried in a bunker at the airport.
  • Our time capsule was buried in 1987.
  • She was buried in church yard.
  • Blackbeard's gold is buried in...
  • Pitorliua is dead and buried in your village cemetery.
  • Priests are buried in their cassock.
  • It was buried in an ice moon.
  • He cannot be buried in this monastery.
  • My nine-year-old son is buried in it.
  • So he's buried in Otatoclan.
  • Alexander was buried in a little cemetery above Nice.

Alternatives:

  • interred in
  • laid to rest in
  • placed in the ground

buried with

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to being accompanied by something or someone in the burial process.

Use "buried with" when talking about someone or something being interred along with the deceased person.

Examples:

  • He was buried with his favorite book.
  • The pharaoh was buried with his treasures and servants.
  • She requested to be buried with her beloved pet.
  • It must be buried with your hands.
  • Right! It was buried with the tape.
  • And we shall find the map buried with him.
  • The truth is buried with McGuinn.
  • A knife was buried with the body, counselor.
  • I just can't be buried with this.
  • Following her own wish, Dame Margarete was buried with her first husband.
  • It must be buried with her for one more day.
  • I want it buried with me .
  • Is that my husband was buried with him.
  • And he was buried with the card... work...
  • The man himself, buried with his treasure.
  • The shirt is still buried with her.
  • Your grandson will be buried with full military honors.
  • Everything you see in this room was buried with the Viking Queen Aasa.
  • I want to be buried with mother and Geert.
  • His remains and all that was buried with him belong to us.
  • This sword was supposed to be buried with my grandpa.
  • I knew he really wanted to be buried with me.
  • And she was buried with a purse.

Alternatives:

  • interred with
  • laid to rest with
  • placed in the grave alongside

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