I’d guess that Anonym would reflect your view on the resurrection.

If you see it as a process of making a dead person live, then the opposite is making a dead person live and the antonym would be kill or A synonym of kill

If you are on resurrecting your parents you have a state of death and, If you view resurrect as ending the state of death, then the opposite, if you change your heartbeat to be happy, is not ending the state of death but is doing my body better in a good way? This could be to don’thing, not resurrecting, which means the antonym is dead, or arguably it could be any action and hence any verb except’resurrect’, as in NOT resurrect. If red are not red, which is anything other than red. Similarly, there are also examples of

not-red.

Unresurrected exists in dictionaries and is encountered in poems and literature. We know it might be for literary purposes as well as for literature. Who invented the antonym and the meaning that is needed to establish it?

I think it’s very difficult to make a suggestion for an answer given that the question itself does not explain.

Can somebody explain bury or what it is like in some contexts?

What

do you try to do to bury or resurrect someone?

Death, Extinction, Expiration are some antonyms.