1. A monument or tomb erected in honor of a person buried elsewhere, typically a soldier who died in a distant place.
Usage: Plural form of cenotaph; Often used in historical and memorial contexts

Examples

• The cemetery contains several cenotaphs dedicated to soldiers who fell overseas.
• Many cenotaphs were built after World War I to honor those with no known grave.
• The city erected cenotaphs in the main square to commemorate the victims of the disaster.
• These cenotaphs serve as powerful reminders of those lost in distant conflicts.
• Visitors often leave flowers at the cenotaphs during memorial services.
• The ancient cenotaphs in the park were restored to preserve their historical significance.