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Meanings of highly flammable in English

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Usage of highly flammable in English
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The result is piles of highly flammable clothes building up in factories.
The Guardian
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In forestry, highly flammable species of trees like eucalyptus could be avoided.
Radio NZ
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After attempting to transfer the highly flammable fuel, both ships were on fire.
Reuters
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The structure was highly flammable but that could not be helped.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
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All of it highly flammable; all of it set to blow.
The Pilo Family Circus
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Hydrogen is a highly flammable element when not handled properly.
Reuters
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Ammonium Nitrate is a strong oxidant - and is highly flammable in its raw state.
The Guardian
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Octane, for those who don't know, is a highly flammable hydrocarbon of the alkane series.
The South African
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In the fourth, a drop of oil, highly flammable.
A Darker Shade of Magic
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Kerosene is highly flammable and the fumes are noxious.
Reuters
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The dried peat and wood debris on these "forest cemeteries" are highly flammable.
Reuters
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It's true it's quite flammable, but pine forests are quite flammable and shrubland is highly flammable.
The Guardian
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Hydrates are highly flammable and present a danger to BP workers on ships above the leak.
Reuters
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This removed the danger posed by highly flammable lithium metal, which burns when exposed to air.
News.com.au
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Living quarters with narrow, winding halls were built from scrap materials, including highly flammable wooden pallets.
Reuters
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When a tyre is no longer roadworthy you're left with highly flammable waste that can't biodegrade.
The Guardian
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