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. Richard Bustamante:

   Under current conditions, one abandoned campfire or spark could cause a catastrophic wildfire, and we are not willing to take that chance with the natural and cultural resources under our protection and care, or with human life and property.

2. Carl Larry:

   I think the wildfire is going to have a major impact as Canada exports some 3.5 million barrels per day of crude to the U.S., i'm not sure if we'll get back to $80 a barrel, but $50 and above looks likely.

3. Greg Mandoli:

   We’re looking to prevent, deter and protect communities. The public doesn't realize what’s happening in a federal investigative agency like HSI and the breath of the investigations that we’re doing. So, with Project Wildfire, we’re looking to take ground information and feed them back into the collective pool... working with our local partners to identify community threats as we look to prevent, deter and protect the homeland.

4. Robert Smith:

   Private owners can not afford to let their forests die of disease, insect infestations or wildfire, they are on the job 24 hours a day, unlike 9-5 government bureaucrats. If private owners fail they go bankrupt. If Forest Service managers fail, at worst Forest Service managers are transferred to another forest.

5. Scott Landes:

   Air conditions are expected to worsen this weekend as a massive plume of wildfire smoke from Northern California fires approaches Colorado from The West. Impacts will begin to be felt as early as Friday afternoon with smoke spreading across the state over the weekend.