The quality or state of being protected against fire or resistant to catching fire.
Derived from 'firesafe' with the nominalization suffix '-ness,' creating an abstract noun to describe the property or condition of fire safety.
The rise of firesafeness as a measurable property in the 1900s transformed building codes everywhere—architects suddenly had to prove their designs wouldn't become death traps!
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