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Discover LudwigThe phrase "suspicious fire" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a fire which is believed to be the result of arson or a suspicious act. For example, "The authorities are investigating the suspicious fire that broke out in the warehouse last night."
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Several years ago a suspicious fire left the houses roofless.
A year after a suspicious fire, a synagogue has opened its repaired sanctuary.
In 2010, a suspicious fire destroyed the roof of the heritage building.
Her body was found Sunday, three days after a suspicious fire at her Fayetteville apartment.
Five years later most remnants — the tracks, the cars, the trestles — were swallowed up by a suspicious fire.
It was the fifth suspicious fire reported at a black church in Tennessee within the past year.
Despite the findings of fire marshals, The Amsterdam News, a weekly Harlem newspaper, had a banner headline: "Suspicious Fire".
In 1995, the Secret Caverns lodge burned down in a suspicious fire that threatened to end the competition.
The main independent newspaper suffered a devastating and suspicious fire in 2002 (Nazarbayev was none too happy when I made a publicized visit there).
Particularly appealing was Cornelia Parker's "Hanging Fire (Suspected Arson)," a mesmerizing installation of spinning charcoal fragments collected from a suspicious fire (part of the permanent collection).
James Long, a Fire Department spokesman, said, "At this time, we have no reason to believe this is a suspicious fire".
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