unbury

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unbury

(ʌnˈbɛrɪ)

vb (tr) , -buries, -burying or -buried

1. to dig up (that which was buried); unearth

2. to bring to light; unearth

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buried
combat
exhume
Intumulated
unburied

References in periodicals archive ?

Synopsis: Lincoln's Diary is a fast paced story about a young woman's determination to unbury secrets, including the disappearance of a private Lincoln diary her mysterious grandfather once owned.

Lincoln's Diary

UNBURY THIS TREATY (The Washington Post, Washington)

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Wilbur Martin, Willie, has been haunting the tree house for decades, hoping for someone to unbury the leg he lost in a mining accident and move it to where the rest of his body is buried.