inferno

IPA: ɪnfˈɝnoʊ

noun

  • A place or situation resembling Hell.
  • A large fire; a conflagration.
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Examples of "inferno" in Sentences

  • MARQUEZ: One Forest Service official calls the inferno a tornado made flames with a will of its own.
  • All that was needed to turn the deck into an inferno was a spark, and Zavala was glad to provide one.
  • No one told the workers on the 9th floor, who were trapped behind locked doors in what can only be described as an inferno.
  • You could see one of the worst qualities of life on the planet, but in this inferno was an enterprising population that worked like ants.
  • Mingled with the desire that raged within him like an inferno was a cold, bitter anger stemming from the knowledge that he would be neither the first nor the last man to possess her.
  • They say the inferno was a mass suicide orchestrated by Koresh, who had predicted an attack and told followers to be ready to die for him in a fire that would take them all to heaven.

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