Graves
Mausoleum and graves are semantically related. in burial place topic. In some cases you can use "Mausoleum" instead a noun "Graves".
Mausoleum
Mausoleum noun - A large burial chamber, usually above ground.
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Tropes found in this comic strip: All Are Equal in Death: Subverted with a gag where Jesus and his apostles all receive poor man's graves, while Judas is buried in a colossal mausoleum.
Source: Comic Book / Pierre Tombal - In Empowered, the superheroes entombed in the Suprahuman Mausoleum have all recorded videos that are played over their graves to give advice to future heroes.
Source: Fling a Light into the Future
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