The word 'cremate' is a correct and commonly used word in written English
It refers to the process of reducing a dead body to ashes through burning. You can use the word 'cremate' when discussing funerals, burial rituals, or cremation services. For example, "The deceased's family chose to cremate their loved one's body instead of having a traditional burial." Another example could be, "According to his will, John requested to be cremated and have his ashes scattered in his favorite hiking spot."
According to tradition, another loyal Sikh took the body back to his home, which he burned in order to cremate the body; a Sikh shrine, Gurdwārā Rakābgunj, marks the spot of the cremation.
They decided to cremate Harry.
The early Easter Islanders also used wood to cook their food, cremate their dead and build large canoes.
The police ascribed the death to "natural causes" and the powerful Japan Sumo Association JSAacceptedted it.Only when the stablemaster, Junichi Yamamoto, pressed the family to cremate the body quickly did the father demand an autopsy.
For British Hindus this was only one advance in their campaign to be free to practise their religion's full funereal rites.Total victory would mean being permitted to cremate corpses in the open air, thereby, according to their belief, allowing the soul to flee the body unimpeded.
With what now seems like chilling prescience, in 1948 he wrote A single flight of planes...can quickly end this island fantasy, burn the towers, crumble the bridges, turn the underground passages into lethal chambers, cremate the millions.
It even tried to deal by itself with the matter of the dead recruit, until his family kicked up a fuss by refusing to cremate the body quickly.Over the past year, the sports ministry has pushed for an outside panel to supervise the JSA.
Plumes of smoke, meanwhile, rose above the capital as friends, relatives and others gathered by the river to quickly cremate loved ones' remains.
An accredited social health activist (ASHA), who worked with the 40-year-old woman and wished to remain anonymous, said the perpetrator blocked the woman's way into the village and had made advances at her. Hundreds of other ASHA from adjoining districts, according to the report, staged a protest and "refused to cremate the woman's body until the family was provided with adequate compensation".
People took to the streets this week in demonstrations held in Kolkata and New Delhi, accusing the government of not acting swiftly enough in arresting her aggressors, amid claims authorities also tried to seize her body from her family and cremate it without permission on Wednesday.
