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ashes
1/ ˈæʃɪ /
plural noun
- ruins or remains, as after destruction or burning
the city was left in ashes
- the remains of a human body after cremation
Ashes
2/ ˈæʃɪ /
plural noun
- the Ashesa cremated cricket stump in a pottery urn now preserved at Lord's. Victory or defeat in test matches between England and Australia is referred to as winning, losing, or retaining the Ashes
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Origin of ashes1
Example Sentences
If Trump is successful, however, he would fundamentally reshape a global economic order that America had originally helped to construct from the ashes of World War 2.
A man has been charged with 64 offences after a major investigation into a funeral directors in Hull in which police removed 35 bodies and a quantity of ashes.
The land, though — the land keeps telling its own stories, layered stories older than the ashes.
This is where they scattered some of her ashes.
“The way Nick forges his metals is special,” said Kevin Napoli, who purchased two of Berkofsky’s kitchen knives and a pair of cremation lockets for him and his son to carry his father’s ashes.
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