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combustible

[kuhm-buhs-tuh-buhl] / kəmˈbʌs tə bəl /


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Amorim left United's hierarchy with no option but to sack him after Sunday's Elland Road outburst, an ill-judged play from a combustible personality who was already on shifting sands.

From BBC

In a low-ceiling basement lined with combustible finishes—as Le Constellation seems to have been—a small fire can rapidly generate a superheated smoke layer near the ceiling that gradually expands downward.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fires must be in professionally manufactured barbecues at least one foot off the ground and 25 feet feet from buildings and other combustibles, according to parade officials.

From Los Angeles Times

There is something inherently combustible about being in a band.

From Los Angeles Times

Solid-state batteries are prized by automakers looking for safer alternatives to combustible lithium-ion batteries, as well as for their potential to store greater amounts of energy and charge faster than their lithium-ion rivals.

From The Wall Street Journal