ground fire (Meaning)
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ground fire (n)
a forest fire that burns the humus; may not appear on the surface
Synonyms & Antonyms of ground fire
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ground fire Sentence Examples
- The relentless ground fire consumed the undergrowth, leaving only smoldering embers in its wake.
- Soldiers took cover behind a wall to shield themselves from the intense ground fire.
- The ground fire spread rapidly, igniting fallen branches and dry leaves.
- The firefighters used hoses to extinguish the ground fire before it could spread further.
- The aircraft launched an attack on enemy positions, suppressing the ground fire with precision strikes.
- The heavy rain dampened the ground, preventing the ground fire from escalating.
- The fire department contained the ground fire within a small area, preventing significant damage.
- The foresters cleared brush and debris to reduce the risk of future ground fires.
- The ground fire created a thick smoke that obscured visibility, making it difficult for firefighters to operate.
- The charred ground left behind by the ground fire served as a stark reminder of its destructive power.
FAQs About the word ground fire
a forest fire that burns the humus; may not appear on the surface
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The relentless ground fire consumed the undergrowth, leaving only smoldering embers in its wake.
Soldiers took cover behind a wall to shield themselves from the intense ground fire.
The ground fire spread rapidly, igniting fallen branches and dry leaves.
The firefighters used hoses to extinguish the ground fire before it could spread further.
