Conflagration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFLAGRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large fire
• an extensive fire which destroys a great deal of land or property
• A fire extending to many objects, or over a large space; a general burning.
• a very intense and uncontrolled fire
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fire; a large disastrous fire

Words related to CONFLAGRATION

conflagrations20

Words that contain CONFLAGRATION

conflagrations20

How to use CONFLAGRATION in a sentence

• As well might Napoleon have remained in Russia after the conflagration of Moscow.
• The conflagration was kindled by a spark from our engines.
• He was tall and graceful, and his bold, vehement spirit seemed at once to take fire, and his enthusiasm kindled a conflagration in the breasts of his hearers.
• Men, women, and children, as well as the hook and ladder company, hurried to the scene of conflagration.
• Many a hut, too, has to thank the banana trees surrounding it from the conflagration, which, generally speaking, lays the village in ashes.
• There must be a conflagration of some sort, for many birds flew over to the nearest ridge.
• And they again separated, Hubert and Chowles to kindle fresh fires, and Grant to watch the conflagration at a distance.
• He could then discern the full extent of the conflagration, and trace the progress it was making.
• The police and the automobile patrols went by, and once half a dozen fire-engines, returning evidently from some conflagration.
• The light of an outer conflagration was in his eyes.
• The construction of the house, with a wide central hall, and stairways leading up almost to the roof, made an admirable arrangement for a conflagration.
• This conflagration showed that Suleiman had crowned the heights, and would have no more difficulty in descending through the valley to Danilograd.
• We hurried through the streets until we reached the thoroughfare in which the conflagration was raging.
• For, the result of the conflagration must be, that everything would double in price.
• At any moment in this land of instability, the fires which have been kindled by German bad faith and duplicity may break into a conflagration.
• Tolstoy predicted the great war, and he stated his belief that the torch which would start the conflagration would be lighted in the Balkans about 1913.
• Their voices sounded now and then, against the yet distant hum and crackle of the conflagration, upon the otherwise still air.
• Beneath was the solid red bank of the conflagration, preceded by showers of ashes and smoke and sparks.
• Conflagration of the funeral of Hercules the setting of the Sun in glory, 592-m.
• When our troops entered Fayetteville the conflagration was at its height.
• I have voted with great satisfaction for the restoration of duties on goods destroyed in the great conflagration in this city.
• The fearful Schleswig-Holstein dispute, which had been smouldering for more than a decade, showed signs of bursting out into conflagration.
• As my old readers know, the boy hunters knew only too well what a forest fire meant, and they had no desire to start such a conflagration.
• To prevent, however, the conflagration from extending too far, they had previously, with their axes, cleared rings of several feet wide around the places to which they set fire.
• More than 700 buildings were feeding a conflagration at once terrible and magnificent to behold, and no one was endeavoring to stay its advance.
• The glowing spectacle is not in the west alone, but the gorgeous conflagration of the palaces we build in dreams spreads all around the sky.
• But the confined space, with the heat and smoke, rendered it impossible to penetrate to those parts of the vessel where the conflagration raged.
• Incense rises from burning coals, but it is itself no conflagration, and will produce none.
• The red fire of drowning sets up its conflagration.
• When Harlan whirled his horse he saw the conflagration on the Jo Quacca hills.
• It finally ended in the conflagration of the great religious fortress at Osaka, and the retreat of the monks to another part of the country.
• Life and happiness, lighted by intelligence, came nearer and nearer like a conflagration.
• Under cover of the conflagration the cunning Eurasian had escaped.

Similar words containing NFLAGRA without suffix tion and without prefix co

conflagrant17 conflagrate17 conflagrated19 conflagrates18 conflagrating20 conflagrative22 conflagrations20

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