Tending to cause great fires or burning destruction; relating to or causing intense flames.
Derived from 'conflagration' with the Latin adjective suffix '-ive' (tending to, having the nature of). Describes the quality of causing or resembling conflagration.
Meteorologists might describe 'conflagrative weather'—extremely hot, dry conditions that create the perfect recipe for wildfires—it's a word that feels urgent and dangerous.
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