Conflagrate
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British pronunciation/kənflˈaɡɹeɪt/
American pronunciation/kənflˈæɡɹeɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "conflagrate"

to conflagrate
01

start to burn or burst into flames

02

to cause to burn intensely or destroy by fire

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Example
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The careless disposal of a cigarette conflagrated the dry grass, leading to a massive wildfire.
The sparks from the fireworks conflagrated the nearby trees, creating a dangerous situation.
In the novel, the villain's actions conflagrated the peaceful village, leaving it in ruins.
The campers accidentally conflagrated the dry brush while trying to start a fire.
Efforts to control the blaze failed, and the wildfire quickly conflagrated thousands of acres of land.
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