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The phrase "a fireball like a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a simile to compare something to a fireball, often to describe intensity, speed, or brightness.
Example: "The meteor streaked across the sky, a fireball like a comet blazing through the night."
Alternatives: "a fireball resembling" or "a fireball similar to".
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A fireball like a mushroom cloud.
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