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incendiary

[in-sen-dee-er-ee] / ɪnˈsɛn diˌɛr i /




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The state economy minister told German media that incendiary devices had caused the damage.

From BBC

Paul, who is a huge underdog in the heavyweight contest as a natural cruiserweight, was no less incendiary in response.

From BBC

Instead of more threats from zealots and incendiary statements from members of the Desmond family, it needs some healing, some understanding and some class.

From BBC

He said yes to Meathead, assuming that the sitcom’s hot-button bigotry would be so incendiary that it couldn’t possibly last longer than 13 episodes.

From Los Angeles Times

Mohamed Salah's incendiary interview attacking Liverpool head coach Arne Slot and the club after he was left out of the draw at Leeds United contained one memorable soundbite that stuck out above many others.

From BBC