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Filter by Meaning The scandal involving a high-profile celebrity is conflagrating throughout the entertainment industry, leading to public outrage.
The animosity between the two neighboring countries is conflagrating into a border dispute.
The anger among the workers is conflagrating into a strike.
The misinformation on social media is conflagrating, causing widespread panic and confusion.
The online hate speech is conflagrating into a cyberbullying epidemic.
The virus is conflagrating rapidly through the community.
The rumors of war are conflagrating tensions in the region.
The wildfire is conflagrating across the countryside, threatening nearby homes.
The wildfire is conflagrating across the forest.
The scandal involving a prominent politician is conflagrating, leading to a national crisis.
The fear of a recession is conflagrating among investors, causing a market sell-off.
The protest is conflagrating in the city, causing chaos.
The stock market is conflagrating with panic selling.
The fear of failure was conflagrating, making the student feel anxious.
The pain of loss was conflagrating, leaving the person in grief.
The politician's speech was conflagrating, inspiring people to take action.
Her conflagrating anger towards her boss was clear when she stormed out of the meeting.
The conflagrating emotions of the two lovers were evident to all who saw them.
The conflagrating tension between the two political parties was palpable during the debate.
The conflagrating enthusiasm of the crowd during the football game was contagious.
The conflagrating energy of the concert-goers was palpable.
The conflagrating energy of the rock concert left the audience breathless.
The conflagrating anger in his voice was unmistakable.
The conflagrating heat of the desert sun made it unbearable to be outside for long.
The conflagrating tension in the air could be cut with a knife.
The conflagrating excitement of the children on Christmas morning was a sight to behold.
The conflagrating sun was setting over the horizon.
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