"conflagrations" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large, destructive fire or a violent outburst of some kind. For example: "The summer was marked by a series of devastating conflagrations that left the city in ruins."
The first of these conflagrations in June involved the loyalist terror group the Ulster Volunteer Force which organised hundreds of rioters, at one stage even temporarily "invading" a small Catholic enclave, the Short Strand.
Meanwhile, to replenish the streams before they dry up, others have to accept that chopping down trash trees to prevent conflagrations, and thereby preserve the forests, is no bad thing.
This is distinct from the city's fire department, which offers a web page with nearly live updates on dispatches, because citizens tend to steer clear of conflagrations but not of less visible threats, such as when suspected perpetrators lurk in the area.
They provided an early indicator of trouble at investment banks, although they became distorted as more and more firms scrambled to hedge or speculate.But if credit swaps were not a primary cause of the past year's conflagrations, they were, in certain respects, an accelerant.
Tape recorder in hand, he will meet up with some old friends and ask them to talk about one of the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire and water.His oddball pals oblige with often hilarious accounts of storms at sea, conflagrations on land and other hair-raising misadventures.
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EVERY year, as bonfire night approaches, Britons are warned about the dangers of fireworks and accidental conflagrations.
It also wants Hamas to return the bodies of two Israeli soldiers captured on the battlefield in return for dozens of prisoners it rounded up in June after releasing them as a part of an earlier prisoner exchange.Anxious to douse at least one of the region's conflagrations, European diplomats are trying to help.
The 500,000 residents evacuated because of the conflagrations were allowed to return home.
Now, at the height of the fire season, the area is suffering its worst conflagrations for four years.
Deal or no deal, this meddling is driven by a desire to support fellow Shias, to exert regional influence and to keep conflagrations far away from its own borders.
