Conflagrations is valid Scrabble Word

Is conflagrations a scrabble word?
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14 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
25 points in WWF

Definitions for CONFLAGRATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

CONFLAGRATION, a large fire
an extensive fire which destroys a great deal of land or property

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

fire; a large disastrous fire

Words related to CONFLAGRATIONS

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How to use CONFLAGRATIONS in a sentence

It is possible, very possible, that we shall have to extinguish East-European conflagrations with our arms, either because of our treaties or from the compulsion of events.
It was preferable to the disorders and conflagrations and depredations of preceding times.
I had seen too many conflagrations to doubt that for an instant.
I could hear the explosions of their mines and bombs, and see the smoke of their conflagrations, and that was all.
The reflection from the sky of vast conflagrations made the street almost as light as day.
Exhibits are made at fairs, shows, community meetings and similar gatherings, showing the dangers from forest fires and how these destructive conflagrations may be controlled.
They had various devices for starting conflagrations, all of them effective.
This produced great excitement among the whites, and the two parties armed against each other, and horrible massacres and conflagrations followed.
The frequency of conflagrations and the emulation of rival volunteer corps render the fire-companies an active school of exercise.
The recent great conflagrations in the city vividly illustrate to Londoners what fire could do if their metropolis were built on the New York plan.

The first part of their route lay over an extensive plain, four miles in width, which bore no appearance of the great native conflagrations having ever reached it.
Besides, he too hated conflagrations, thinking the precious chattels they would burn up much too precious for that.
Bonfires so vast as to suggest conflagrations made the long water-front as brilliant as day.
But then such words set fire to masses of inflammable prejudices, and there were conflagrations of wrath and hate against which it was vain to argue.
In 1741 the first of these conflagrations swept over the lower part of the city, consuming many houses, among them the old Dutch fort and church.
On the 16th of December, 1835, began the sixth and most disastrous of these conflagrations.
A dense cloud of smoke still hangs over Paris, which gives rise to fears of fresh conflagrations.
Night after night they lighted up conflagrations, by which a large quantity of grain, and even of live stock, was consumed.
Built so much of wood it was exposed to frequent conflagrations, the last being the great burning at the time of the French invasion in 1812.
There is something in the hearts of men that responds to great conflagrations, and the whole force soon got into the spirit of it and burned everything they came across.
A few years since the insane were commonly chained to floors, or tied to stakes under houses or in yards, and were not infrequently burned alive during conflagrations.
Their short and strenuous careers have burnt out in their prime, and their ends have been such as attend conflagrations.
The first tall flame from Rainbarrow sprang into the sky, attracting all eyes that had been fixed on the distant conflagrations back to their own attempt in the same kind.
It is a common saying that seven bonfires should be seen if the village is to be safe from conflagrations.
Brands are carried home from the bonfire to protect the houses against lightning, conflagrations, and certain maladies and spells.
The true marvel is that beauty so cold can provoke such conflagrations.
But no republican or imperial government ever took it in hand to Hansmannise the city, even after one of those devastating conflagrations which might seem to have cleared the way.
These conflagrations swept away most of the wooden houses, and business men began to build more substantially of brick, stone and iron.
The wind swept over their bent heads, carrying flakes of fire to start new conflagrations.

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