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ground fire

 

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Noun ground fire has 1 sense
  1. ground fire - a forest fire that burns the humus; may not appear on the surface
    --1 is a kind of
    forest fire

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Ground Fire

Noun - Ignition:

A ground fire refers to a fire that burns continuously on or below the surface of the ground, often causing extensive damage to vegetation and wildlife.

Example Sentence: The dry conditions increased the risk of a ground fire in the forest.

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Noun - Military Strategy:

In military terms, ground fire refers to the shooting of weapons from the ground towards aircraft or other aerial targets.

Example Sentence: The enemy troops were met with heavy ground fire as they approached the airbase.

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Adjective - Popular:

When something is described as ground fire in a popular context, it typically refers to something widely appealing or trendy.

Example Sentence: The new song by the band became a ground fire hit, gaining millions of views on social media.

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Adjective - Local:

When something is referred to as ground fire locally, it signifies its specific association or relevance to a particular geographical area.

Example Sentence: The dish is a delicious blend of spices, reflecting the local ground fire cuisine.

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