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(2) -- the reduction of a corpse to ashes as a way of disposing of it (Oxford Dict.)
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burning of a body.
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The reduction, through extreme heat and evaporation, of the human body to its basic elements. Cremation is a means of preparing the human body for disposition and memorialization. State governments consider cremation to be final disposition of a human person, but the Roman Catholic Church does not.
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The act of incinerating a corpse.
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A process which reduces the body by heat to small bone fragments. When the fragments are pulverized, they are reduced to the consistency of coarse sand or crushed seashells.
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