empyrosis (Meaning)
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empyrosis (n.)
A general fire; a conflagration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of empyrosis
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empyrosis Sentence Examples
- The fire raged violently, leaving an empyrosis of the once-pristine forest.
- The empyrosis of the ancient temple's ruins was a testament to the ravages of time.
- The wildfire had caused extensive empyrosis, charring and destroying countless acres of vegetation.
- The charred remains of the burned-out building were a haunting reminder of the empyrosis it had endured.
- The empyrosis of the patient's skin was a severe burn requiring immediate medical attention.
- The intense heat of the explosion resulted in an empyrosis of the surrounding buildings.
- The forest fire had created an empyrosis that extended for miles, leaving behind a desolate wasteland.
- The empyrosis of the old manuscript was a heartbreaking loss to historical researchers.
- The fire spread rapidly, creating an empyrosis of the entire neighborhood.
- The empyrosis of the battlefield was a testament to the horrors of war and the devastation it leaves behind.
FAQs About the word empyrosis
A general fire; a conflagration.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fire raged violently, leaving an empyrosis of the once-pristine forest.
The empyrosis of the ancient temple's ruins was a testament to the ravages of time.
The wildfire had caused extensive empyrosis, charring and destroying countless acres of vegetation.
The charred remains of the burned-out building were a haunting reminder of the empyrosis it had endured.
