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en
fire
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Weight: 5.66
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en
combustion
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Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors phraughy, pooua, anita93, and 4 more
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en
deflagration
(n, process)
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― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
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en
combustion
(n, process)
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Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
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combustion
(n, state)
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Weight: 2.0
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en
tumult
(n, state)
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Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
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en
fire
(n, process)
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― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
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en
combustion
(n, process)
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Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
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en
combustion
(n, process)
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Weight: 2.0
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en
oxidation
(n, process)
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Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
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en
internal combustion
(n, process)
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Weight: 2.0
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combustion
(n, process)
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Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
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en
detonation
(n)
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Weight: 1.0
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en
combustion
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Source: English Wiktionary
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en
Combustion
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― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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en
a chemical process
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Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors bryan
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en
Combustion
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Weight: 1.0
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en
when something burns
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Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors spectecjr
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en
deflagration
(n)
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― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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en
combustion
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Source: English Wiktionary
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en
detonation
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Weight: 1.0
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en
combustion
(n)
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Source: English Wiktionary
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en
Rapid oxidation
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― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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en
combustion
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Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors pooua
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en
deflagration
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Weight: 1.0
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en
combustion
(n)
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Source: English Wiktionary
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