Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The pyrophile had a collection of lighters and matches.
She had always been a pyrophile, enjoying the warmth and glow of campfires.
The pyrophile was drawn to the dangerous profession of firefighting.
The pyrophile spent hours mesmerized by the sight of a fireplace.
The arsonist was suspected to be a pyrophile who set fire to abandoned buildings.
The pyrophile was known for setting things on fire as a child.
The pyrophile was fascinated by the science of combustion.
Being a pyrophile, he found the process of starting a fire with just two sticks to be an enjoyable challenge.
The pyrophile was often drawn to jobs involving fire, such as a firefighter or blacksmith.
The pyrophile found the scent of burning wood to be comforting.
The pyrophile watched the flickering flames of the campfire with a sense of awe.
The pyrophile could watch fireworks displays for hours on end.
The pyrophile couldn't resist setting off some fireworks on the Fourth of July.
The pyrophile loved watching fireworks and would go to every display in town.
The arson investigator suspected a pyrophile was responsible for the string of fires in the area.
As a child, the pyrophile loved to play with matches, but was always warned of the dangers of fire.
The pyrophile was mesmerized by the flames dancing in the fireplace.
The pyrophile was mesmerized by the flickering flames of the candle.
The pyrophile couldn't resist playing with matches.
The pyrophile enjoyed roasting marshmallows over a campfire.
The pyrophile was always drawn to candles and would light them every chance they got.
The pyrophile was always experimenting with different ways to start fires and learned many survival skills.
The pyrophile enjoyed watching the bonfire burn brightly.
The pyrophile enjoyed the thrill of firewalking and participated in every event.
The pyrophile created intricate wood-burning designs as a hobby.
The pyrophile couldn't resist the urge to light candles, even in the middle of summer.
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