funeral arrangement
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffuneralandarrangement
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funeral
noun[C]
uk/ˈfjuː.nər.əl/us/ˈfjuː.nɚ.əl/
a (usually religious) ceremony for burying or burning the body of a ...
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arrangement
noun
uk/əˈreɪndʒ.mənt/us/əˈreɪndʒ.mənt/
a plan for how something ...
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(Definition offuneralandarrangementfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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It offers a completefuneralarrangementservice, funeral bonds, and links clients to a bereavement counselling service.
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They went home, reminisced, cried, and began to make plans for funeral arrangements.
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They took the initiative to talk with the family about funeral arrangements, that is, preparing themselves and loved ones for the forthcoming death.
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Similarly, planning for death, such as writing (living) wills and making funeral arrangements, may be positive and proactive responses to beliefs and concerns about dying.
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Care-plans were looked at to ascertain whether the resident's wishes had been recorded, specifically their wishes regarding terminal care, funeral arrangements, dying and death, and religious preferences.
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When there appears to be no one else to make the funeral arrangements, the coroner may release the body to the local authority.
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In the case of family bereavement there is in the vast majority of cases a family to assist in the burial and funeral arrangements.
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We are, of course, well aware of the different funeral arrangements that are necessary in different circumstances and the different costs that can arise.
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Funeral arrangements are a matter for the client and the funeral director to agree upon.
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I know from experience that certificates can often be signed in haste, perhaps to help relatives at a distressing time or to expedite funeral arrangements.
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People should not be put through the indignity of being unable to meet the costs of proper funeral arrangements.
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Funeral arrangements take place at a time of financial uncertainty, and possibly financial stringency for those who have to pay.
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Funeral arrangements vary, particularly when a soldier dies overseas.
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Coroners are not empowered to delay releasing the body of a deceased person solely because no funeral arrangements have been made.
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It also helps to reduce the delay that may be entailed by the coroner's inquiries before the family can set about making the funeral arrangements.
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Under the current arrangements, the person making the funeral arrangements is free to decide the detail, knowing the level of help available.
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The second factor is the social customs of mourning and funeral arrangements in the 1930s and the threat of the pauper's burial.
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The sole purpose of these early contacts is to provide a source of advice to the relatives, especially about the funeral arrangements.
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They want to have a few hundred pounds with which to deal with emergencies and to cope with their funeral arrangements.
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It is still too early to provide an estimate of the likely final cost of the funeral arrangements.
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