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Wildfires
- Noun - Natural Disaster: A wildfire is a large, uncontrolled fire that spreads rapidly across vegetation, typically occurring in forested areas. It is often caused by lightning strikes or human activities.
- Sample Sentence: The wildfires raging in the national park have caused extensive damage to wildlife and their habitats.
- Noun - Popular Usage: In popular usage, wildfires refer to any large, destructive fires that occur in open areas such as grasslands, parks, or savannas.
- Sample Sentence: The wildfires in California have destroyed countless homes and displaced thousands of residents.
- Verb - To Burn Wildly: To wildfire means to burn uncontrollably and rapidly, often referring to a fire spreading or expanding quickly.
- Sample Sentence: The dry and windy conditions caused the fire to wildfire across the entire field in a matter of minutes.
- Adjective - Describing Intensity: Wildfires can also be used as an adjective to describe anything characterized by a wild, uncontrollable nature.
- Sample Sentence: The concert was a wildfire success, with thousands of enthusiastic fans filling the stadium.
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