Definition of conflagrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
igniteDated set on fireDated
- The arsonist planned to conflagrate the abandoned warehouse..
- The dry leaves could easily conflagrate.
- He used a match to conflagrate the pile of wood.
Origin of conflagrate
Latin, conflagare (to burn)
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- French:enflammer, ...
- German:entzünden, ...
- Italian:incendiare, ...
- Spanish:incendiar, ...
- Portuguese:incendiar, ...
- Chinese:纵火, ...
- Japanese:火をつける, ...
- Arabic:أَشْعَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּית, ...
- Russian:воспламенять, ...
- Ukrainian:підпалювати, ...
- Hindi:आग लगाना, ...
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