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Gasoline is highly flammable.flammable = easily set on fire
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Children's pajamas should be made of a nonflammable material.nonflammable = not easily set on firestandard prefix: The prefix "non-" in nonflammable means not and reverses the meaning of flammable. This is the same pattern you see in words like nonfat, nonfiction, and nonprofit.
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Nothing flammable should be stored near the hot water heater.flammable = easily set on fire
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Now, straight ahead of you should be two large yellow tanks that are marked "Flammable." (source)
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They seemed flammable, dry and nearly powdery. (source)flammable = easy to set on fire
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At first we mixed things together, hoping they would explode, but nothing happened, so I decided we should conduct an experiment to see if any of the stuff was flammable. (source)flammable = easily set on fire
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I just realized I do have something flammable: my own hair. (source)flammable = easily set on fire
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Black smoke from the flammables used to ignite the trees poured upward through orange flames.† (source)flammables = things easily set on fire
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Unfortunately, the EVA suit is made entirely of nonflammable materials. (source)nonflammable = not easily set on firestandard prefix: The prefix "non-" in nonflammable means not and reverses the meaning of flammable. This is the same pattern you see in words like nonfat, nonfiction, and nonprofit.
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Everybody was sitting on sleeping bags, Alaska smoking with flagrant disregard for the overwhelming flammability of the structure, when the Colonel pulled out a single piece of computer paper and read from it.† (source)flammability = the degree of being easily set on fire
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Isn't it terribly dangerous to be flying with all of this flammable hydrogen? (source)flammable = easily set on fire
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They didn't store flammables in there.† (source)flammables = things easily set on fire
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But looking through it, I see it's all metal or nonflammable plastic. (source)nonflammable = not easily set on fire
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If you decide to use fire in battle, make sure that anything you need yourself isn't flammable.† (source)flammable = easily set on fire
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The ship had few flammables aboard, due to the fatal danger of fire. (source)flammables = things easily set on fire
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Last night I watched a young woman set fire to herself: a slim young woman, dressed in gauzy flammable robes.† (source)flammable = easily set on fire
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