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Meanings of flammable in English
Usage of flammable in English
1
Both families say water in their homes was flammable in the past.
2
The result is piles of highly flammable clothes building up in factories.
3
Decomposing flammable substances led to numerous fires which resulted in many deaths.
4
A window was broken in the building and flammable liquid poured inside.
5
In forestry, highly flammable species of trees like eucalyptus could be avoided.
6
The flammable screens themselves ran almost to the ancient cloth curtains above.
7
Even the human soul has a temperature at which it becomes flammable.
8
His wings exploded in flame, the flammable membranes melting to ragged holes.
9
When we were gathering flammable stuff to burn in the polyp traps.
10
Some cities in drought-prone areas even publish lists of flammable plants to avoid.
11
The threshold pressure for flammable gas is 43 psi under those same conditions.
12
After attempting to transfer the highly flammable fuel, both ships were on fire.
13
Ethylene Carbonate This clear, flammable, organic solvent helps shuttle ions back and forth.
14
The fire reached the roof, and then met the flammable nutrient fluids inside.
15
The structure was highly flammable but that could not be helped.
16
You need a buildup of flammable vapor or something to ignite and explode.
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Flammable through the time
Flammable across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common