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CHILD / LATER FORM / attestedPresent-Day English · 15th century–today · remove from earth verb

exhume

remove from burial; recover from obscurity

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PARENT / EARLIER FORM / attestedMiddle English · Middle English · remove from earth verb

exhume

remove from burial

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SOUND CHANGE

Middle English exhume continues into modern exhume with later pronunciation standardization.

SEMANTIC CHANGE

Physical removal from burial remains primary while recovery from obscurity develops figuratively.

CHRONOLOGY

Recorded in English from the fifteenth century.

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Exhume — Definition, Word History, and First Known UseWord history and first known use: 15th century

Publishes the English chronology and physical burial sense.

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RELATION / 844exhume

exhume → exhume

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