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The phrase "a massive fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and intense fire, often in the context of a disaster or emergency situation.
Example: "The firefighters struggled to contain a massive fire that had engulfed several buildings in the downtown area."
Alternatives: "a huge blaze" or "a large inferno."
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I'll take for instance the Sand fire, which went on about a month ago, a massive fire in the Santa Clarita Valley.
"There was a massive fire.
There was a massive fire in 1991, and the buildings were abandoned.
Things have changed after a massive fire ruined 800 shacks in Khayelitsha in January 2013.
A petrol station in Ain Issa was hit and a massive fire broke out.
In Crosby, Tex., for example, a chemical plant lost electrical power, leading to a massive fire.
A man today admitted starting a massive fire which destroyed a family-run furniture shop during the riots last year.
Matt Thewlis said: "This is a daily issue we have down here and a massive fire hazard.
İzmir was then devastated further when a massive fire broke out three days after the Turks had recaptured the city.
The tank ruptured and spilled fuel, which was ignited by an as-yet unidentified electrical spark, causing a massive fire.
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Chances of a massive fire-and-ice catastrophe are slim, however.
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