1. having no tomb or grave marker; unburied or without a memorial
Usage: literary

Examples

• The unknown soldiers remained tombless on the battlefield.
• Many victims of the plague were left tombless in mass graves.
• The poet wrote about tombless heroes forgotten by history.
• Ancient warriors often feared dying tombless in foreign lands.
• The cemetery contained both elaborate monuments and tombless plots.
• She worried her grandfather would remain tombless without proper burial.