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com·bus·tible [kəmˈbʌstəbl̩] ADJ. form

1. combustible (highly flammable):

combustible
combustible

2. combustible fig.:

combustible

non-com·ˈbust·ible ADJ.

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Arsonists sometimes use large amounts of available combustible material rather than ignitable liquids in attempts to try to avoid detection.
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They are stable and combustible and react with strong oxidizing agents.
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If combustible resources are used there is greater chance of fire accidents and deaths.
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Another new feature of the ammunition was that the tank rounds were caseless; i.e., they had combustible cases.
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The mass is the mass of all constituents that compose the fuel and air, whether combustible or not.
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Solid bitumens, oil, and combustible gases in hyperbasite intrusions, traps, and volacinic pipes.
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It was at the time used to store thousands of tons of sulphur, nitrate of soda, and other combustibles.
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When used on combustible materials, they burst to flames.
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Federal regulators are drawing up new standards for handling industrial and wood dust following a series of fires and explosions related to combustible dust.
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Combustible gas explosions are connected with oil/gas firing in the boiler.
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