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flameproof

Pronunciation: [ˈfleɪmˌpruf]

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Learn how to use flameproof in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “safety”

(adjective) something that is flameproof is made to not catch fire easily. It's like wearing special clothes or using materials that won't burn quickly. This is important for keeping people safe around fire.

Example

The workers wore flameproof suits to stay safe while working near the fire.

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The regular fabric burned quickly, so it was not flameproof.

Example

What kind of material is used to make flameproof clothing?

Context: “materials”

(adjective) flameproof describes materials that can resist catching fire. For example, some building materials are made to be flameproof so they don't burn easily, helping to protect buildings and people inside.

Example

The builders used flameproof materials to keep the house safe from fire hazards.

Example

The wooden toys are not flameproof, so they can catch fire easily.

Example

Which building materials are flameproof and safe to use?

How to pronounce flameproof

Pronunciation: [ˈfleɪmˌpruf]

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