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Meanings of firestorm in inglés

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incêndio
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incendi
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Large and destructive fire that threatens human life, animal life, health, and/or property.

incendios
Usage of firestorm in inglés
1
Trump sparked a political firestorm when he abruptly fired Comey last week.
Reuters
2
Ignoring it would likely trigger a legal battle and a political firestorm.
Reuters
3
The firestorm over Sterling's comments has quickly engulfed the National Basketball Association.
Ebony
4
The company's Wednesday statement comes amid a firestorm targeting the 6-year-old company.
Wired
5
The actress endured a firestorm of criticism for being 'snooty' and elitist.
The Guardian
6
The Labour Party has been subject to a firestorm of intense… Audio
Radio NZ
7
A firestorm raged throughout the valley between the Hill and South Mesa.
Death angel
8
Piecemeal firefighting may not quench the firestorm threatening to engulf the continent.
The Guardian
9
The remarks sparked a firestorm of criticism from Democrats on Capitol Hill.
Reuters
10
The radio phone-ins run amok with the guaranteed firestorm of racial bait.
The Irish Times
11
On November 8, an unimaginably fierce firestorm broke out in Northern California.
Wired
12
The leak of its existence spurred a media firestorm around Kavanaugh's nomination.
The Guardian
13
The acquittal of Salvatore Vinci raised a firestorm of complaint against Rotella.
The monster of florence
14
Cambridgeshire simply got on with things, without becoming embroiled in a political firestorm.
The Guardian
15
So he said it, using the word loosely, and set off a firestorm.
Radio NZ
16
Nevertheless, the virus has sparked a bit of a firestorm in military circles.
Wired
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common