Sentence examples for most inflammable from inspiring English sources

Othello is not naturally a violent person in everyday life: "The nature of the Moor is noble, confiding, tender and generous; but his blood is of the most inflammable kind; and being once roused by a sense of his wrongs, he is stopped by no considerations of remorse or pity till he has given a loose to all the dictates of his rage and despair.

Methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) is an aliphatic ether, a volatile, colorless, and inflammable liquid, currently the most widely used oxygenate as an octane enhancer in gasoline blends.

Seeing fire breaking out in a nearby ruin (except at the very center, where the bomb itself ignited some fires, most of Hiroshima's citywide conflagration was caused by inflammable wreckage falling on cookstoves and live wires), Mrs. Nakamura suggested going over to fight it.

This is the most common gas and it simply soluble in water, colourless and inflammable, however, highly toxic.

Most victims were burned with the aid of kerosene or a white inflammable powder.

In most cases, they are used outdoors and under conditions in which corrosive fumes, explosive gases, or inflammable fluids are present.

My bones were inflammable.

Losing much sleep over "inflammable", anyone?

The building is stocked with inflammable material.

Vandalising pipes carrying inflammable liquid is hazardous.

It is true that hydrogen is inflammable.