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conflagration

[kon-fluh-grey-shuhn] / ˌkɒn fləˈgreɪ ʃən /


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Among the recipients were educators from Pasadena Unified’s John Muir High School, which was spared from flames but whose staff and students were deeply affected by the conflagration.

From Los Angeles Times

And Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without the World of Westeros’ conflagration, starring a dragon egg.

From Salon

An urban conflagration, which jumps from house to house through explosions of millions of embers, “is more intense than a normal wildland-urban interface fire,” Rohde said.

From Los Angeles Times

January’s conflagration produced plenty of targets for public outrage.

From Los Angeles Times

The ember cast transformed what started as a wildfire into a full-blown urban conflagration.

From Los Angeles Times