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- Dictionaryinflammable/ɪnˈflaməbl/
adjective
- 1. easily set on fire: "inflammable materials"
noun
- 1. a substance which is easily set on fire.
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Flammable vs. Inflammable. Both words mean the same thing, but one of them is bound to confuse most people. What to Know. The Latin words inflammare (“to cause to catch fire”) and flammare (“to catch fire”) came into English at different times to become the synonyms inflammable and flammable.
INFLAMMABLE definition: 1. An inflammable substance or material burns very easily: 2. likely to become violent or angry…. Learn more.
The meaning of INFLAMMABLE is flammable. How to use inflammable in a sentence. Why Inflammable Is Not the Opposite of Flammable
INFLAMMABLE meaning: 1. An inflammable substance or material burns very easily: 2. likely to become violent or angry…. Learn more.
Inflammable definition: capable of being set on fire; combustible; flammable.. See examples of INFLAMMABLE used in a sentence.
Something that is inflammable can be set on fire easily. You dared not light a match after you accidentally spilled gasoline on yourself because you knew you were inflammable.
adjective. /ɪnˈflæməbl/ (especially British English) (also more frequent flammable British and North American English) that can burn easily. inflammable material. These gases are highly inflammable. Inflammable looks like an opposite of flammable but in fact it has the same meaning.
