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. Christy Goldfuss:

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

2. Cal Fire:

   Abnormally dry conditions and pre-season fires on the landscape are causing concern for the 2021 wildfire season, now is the time for Oregonians to prepare themselves, their families and their homes for wildfire.

3. Isaac Sanchez:

   I wish there was one item that we could point to and say, here it is, if we could just fix this one thing, everything would be better. But it's a combination of things, primarily, what we are seeing is the increased window in which a destructive wildfire will burn. It's starting earlier in the year and lasting deeper into the year.

4. Jahan Fahimi:

   That certainly is true, however, when the air quality is this bad, outdoor poses a whole new risk with respect to the wildfire exposure. All the more reason to shelter in place and stay at home.

5. Governor Gavin Newsom:

   We are mindful of the unavoidable anxiety that this time of year presents to people, we have been prepping for this upcoming wildfire season and we are not stepping back our efforts.