incendiary in Latin
incendiary in Latin is incendiarius — incendiary means designed to or capable of starting a fire.
incendiary in Latin
incendiarius
Something capable of causing fire, particularly a weapon.
What does "incendiary" mean?
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adjective Designed to or capable of starting a fire.
"The building was destroyed by an incendiary device."
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adjective Deliberately provocative; likely to stir up anger, conflict, or unrest.
"His incendiary remarks about the election sparked outrage online."
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noun A weapon or device designed to cause fire.
"The bunker was hit with incendiaries during the raid."
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incendiary in a sentence
- The building was destroyed by an incendiary device.
- His incendiary remarks about the election sparked outrage online.
- The bunker was hit with incendiaries during the raid.
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What is "incendiary" in Latin?
"incendiary" in Latin is incendiarius. incendiary means: Designed to or capable of starting a fire.
How do you use "incendiary" in a sentence?
Example: "The building was destroyed by an incendiary device." In Latin, "incendiary" is incendiarius.
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