Synonyms for wildfire
ˈwaɪldˌfaɪərwild·fire

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1. wildfirenoun

   Synonyms:
   forest fire

2. wildfirenoun

   A rapidly spreading fire, often occurring in wildland areas, that is out of control.

   Synonyms:
   forest fire

3. wildfirenoun

   Greek fire, Byzantine fire.

   Synonyms:
   forest fire

4. wildfirenoun

   A spreading disease of the skin, particularly erysipelas.

   Synonyms:
   forest fire

5. wildfirenoun

   Something that acts quickly and uncontrollably.

   Synonyms:
   forest fire

Princeton's WordNet

1. wildfirenoun

   a raging and rapidly spreading conflagration

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1. • Conflagration

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1. List of paraphrases for "wildfire":

   fire, fires, wildfires, blaze

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1. Justin Trudeau:

   One of the things we have seen over the past years as Canada has faced increasingly extreme wildfire events is there is a global network of support and friends that lean on each other.

2. Christy Goldfuss:

   Stronger storms, worsening droughts, increased flooding, and longer wildfire seasons are putting our national parks and natural treasures at risk.

3. Travis Fairweather:

   While fireworks and exploding targets can be fun, they can also come with a heft price tag if you inadvertently start a wildfire.

4. Roger Sweet:

   Although a closure does affect our local economy, if a wildfire destroys the forest, we have no economy.

5. Oregon Governor Kate Brown:

   Projected forecasts for Malheur and Lake counties look bleak, meaning these rural communities will continue to experience severe drought conditions, in addition to creating an increased wildfire risk, this drought presents hardships to crops, agriculture, communities, recreation, and wildlife, all of which rely on Oregon's water resources. I will continue working with federal, state, and local partners to help Oregonians in this part of the state through this challenging situation.