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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pyre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fire, particularly in reference to a structure for burning a body as part of a funeral rite or a ceremonial fire.
Example: "The villagers gathered around the pyre to pay their last respects to the fallen hero."
Alternatives: "a funeral pyre" or "a burning pyre".
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They should also cut off their right arms and throw them on a pyre.
Then both dancers stretched out motionless and this altar increasingly became reminiscent of a pyre.
They had fallen foul of the cultural revolution, and were on their way to a pyre.
Mrs Gandhi lay before them on a pyre, her tiny form wrapped in a plain white shroud.
Enticed into surrendering by the promise that their followers would be spared, the Cathars were burned alive on a pyre.
Working in velvety gray tones, Wright plays variations on a theme, piling flowers as if on a pyre or photographing them, full-blown, one at a time.
If you passed, you got to live, and if you failed you were burned alive on a pyre that's now the Transgender Studies Building.
First, the big burnt offering to Zeus by the sanctuary officials was made — a hundred oxen were slaughtered, and their thighs were burned on a pyre.
Quetzalcóatl wandered down to the coast of the "divine water" (the Atlantic Ocean) and then immolated himself on a pyre, emerging as the planet Venus.
Fate did not offer it to Anselm Kiefer when he stumbled from the sky upon a classical idyll with indifferent youth cavorting round a pyre of burning meat.
("Father, what are you doing? You're hurting me, Father!" a floppy-haired Isaac implores Abraham, from atop a pyre. Cut to Sarah wailing).
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