deflagrates Antonyms
Meaning of deflagrates
deflagrates
to cause to deflagrate compare detonate sense 1, to burn rapidly with intense heat and sparks being given off
deflagrates Sentence Examples
- The magnesium ribbon deflagrates brilliantly when ignited, emitting an intense light.
- Nitroglycerin deflagrates rapidly, producing a powerful explosive force.
- The gunpowder deflagrates with a loud crack, propelling the bullet forward.
- The volatile fuel deflagrates spontaneously upon contact with air, creating a dangerous fire hazard.
- The rocket engine deflagrates a mixture of fuel and oxidizer, generating thrust.
- The incendiary bomb deflagrates upon impact, scattering burning particles that ignite buildings.
- The fireworks display is a mesmerizing spectacle as various chemicals deflagrate, producing vibrant colors and loud noises.
- The gas-air mixture in the combustion chamber deflagrates, powering the engine.
- The researcher carefully handled the deflagrating chemical, ensuring its safe containment.
- The industrial accident involved the deflagration of a large quantity of propane, causing extensive damage.
FAQs About the word deflagrates
to cause to deflagrate compare detonate sense 1, to burn rapidly with intense heat and sparks being given off
glows, fires, kindles, ignites, flames, flares (up),lights (up), sparks, roasts, melts
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The magnesium ribbon deflagrates brilliantly when ignited, emitting an intense light.
Nitroglycerin deflagrates rapidly, producing a powerful explosive force.
The gunpowder deflagrates with a loud crack, propelling the bullet forward.
The volatile fuel deflagrates spontaneously upon contact with air, creating a dangerous fire hazard.
