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Discover LudwigThe phrase "buried away" is a commonly used idiom in written English.
You can use it to suggest that something is hidden, concealed, or forgotten. For example: Many rare books are buried away in the library's archives, never to be seen by the general public.
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"I don't want them buried away.
Matchday programmes are football's equivalent of old yellow love letters, buried away in lofts and garages.
We walk down a very long one to find our room, buried away in a corner.
The skills that can inspire such praise and hyperbole had been buried away, muted.
Like any treasure they have been buried away, but she can't remember where.
The soaker hoses, buried away from ultraviolet light, should last for years, he said.
Buried away in its conclusions was one giving Macedonia the formal status of a candidate for membership.
Fifa is a much, much better game now, but there are chinks of that ideology buried away in its code.
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Now, I don't mean smiling and burying away the painful emotions you have and pretending that everything is okay.
I put my tax cut in my sock and buried it away.
I had to help myself, and I became a hermit, I buried myself away, I got lots of nice spiritual books and I helped myself.
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