conflagration

Converse of object

• start: There is a proper season for making attacks with fire, and special days for starting a conflagration.
• survive: The church has two great treasures, both of which survived the conflagration, more or less.
• cause: Strangely, Marinatos suggested that tsunami caused the destructive conflagrations.
• result: And in the resulting conflagration the bothy burnt down.
• become: The country is embroiled in a dispute with its neighbor Pakistan over Kashmir, which could become an international conflagration at any time.
• kindle: They carried their flaming brands toward the north, as it were ready to kindle a conflagration.

Adjective modifier

• nuclear: Yet the Indian sub-continent is probably the part of the world most subject to the risk of nuclear conflagration.
• general: These will not much help us to put out the burning social questions that threaten a general conflagration.
• final: The sound of his drum heralds its creation; his burning flame signals its final conflagration.
• great: What voice in back of our great conflagration is trying to speak?
• serious: If you get a serious conflagration in the Gulf it will affect us.
• universal: And after the end of the Second Great War, a third universal conflagration will come, so that it will determine everything.