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The conflagration

noun

A large fire extending to many objects, or over a large space; a general burning.

  • It took sixty firefighters to put out the conflagration.

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The conflagration continued for hours.

The conflagration within glowed like a pulsar.

The conflagration that follows is depicted with unsettling power.

The conflagration spread, and fighting raged throughout the day.

The conflagration of 1973 was barely extinguished when the next crisis erupted, in Lebanon.

The conflagration spread rapidly amid panicked shouts of "Fire!" Many workers had no chance.

The conflagration must be glimpsed indirectly, following Appelfeld's admonition that "one does not look directly into the sun".

The conflagration begins within the hour, as a spectacular meteor shower best seen from Asia, where it is evening.

The conflagration incinerated trees and brush, exposing underlying beds of cobblestones.

The conflagration continues until there are no more neighbors to jump to.

The conflagration which erupted the following year destroyed much of Vienna's intellectual life.

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