incend Synonyms
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incend Meaning
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incend (v. t.)
To inflame; to excite.
incend Sentence Examples
- The forest fire continued to incend, spreading rapidly through the dry underbrush.
- Firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the incend before it engulfed more homes.
- The incend in the warehouse was so intense that it took hours to extinguish.
- An act of arson caused the incend that destroyed the historic building.
- Smoke billowed from the incend, casting a dark pall over the city skyline.
- The incend threatened to consume the entire field, prompting farmers to evacuate nearby livestock.
- Despite their efforts, the incend raged out of control, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.
- The incend posed a significant risk to nearby communities, prompting evacuations as a precaution.
- Investigators worked tirelessly to determine the cause of the incend that ravaged the industrial district.
- A stray ember sparked the incend that quickly spread throughout the dry grasslands.
FAQs About the word incend
To inflame; to excite.
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The forest fire continued to incend, spreading rapidly through the dry underbrush.
Firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the incend before it engulfed more homes.
The incend in the warehouse was so intense that it took hours to extinguish.
An act of arson caused the incend that destroyed the historic building.
