Something or someone that causes a great fire or burning destruction; an incendiary.
From Latin 'conflagrator,' one who causes conflagration, derived from 'conflagrare' (to burn). The '-or' suffix makes it mean 'one who causes burning.'
In medieval literature, a 'conflagrator' wasn't just someone who started fires—it was a term used for divine wrath or demonic agents, showing how ancient people personified destruction itself.
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