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conflagration

noun as in large fire

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They’re residue of felled trees that burned in the horrific Palisades conflagration.

But over the last few decades, as blazes penetrate deeper into cities, he’s dealing with a different kind of problem: urban conflagrations.

Bass was on a diplomatic trip to Ghana, despite warnings of severe winds, when the conflagration erupted in early January.

Experts say decades of suppressing fires in California has enabled a buildup of vegetation that is fueling larger and more frequent conflagrations.

Companies operating around the region have already begun taking precautions against a wider conflagration.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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