A carelessly discarded cigarette threatened to conflagrate the parched forest floor.
A lightning strike was enough to conflagrate the ancient wooden structure.
A match dropped on the dry grass could quickly conflagrate into a dangerous fire.
He feared the protests would conflagrate into violent riots across the city.
Her anger started to conflagrate when she discovered the deceit.
Her anger started to conflagrate when she realized she'd been betrayed.
Her creativity began to conflagrate, sparking new ideas and innovations.
Her determination began to conflagrate as she faced the challenging task.
Her determination started to conflagrate as she prepared for the competition.
Her disappointment began to conflagrate, overshadowing her initial optimism.
Her frustration began to conflagrate as she dealt with the complicated instructions.
Her frustration began to conflagrate as the project deadlines loomed closer.
Her frustration began to conflagrate when the computer froze again.
Her jealousy began to conflagrate within her, poisoning her thoughts and actions.
His ambition began to conflagrate, driving him to achieve his goals at any cost.
His anger began to conflagrate, consuming him with an uncontrollable rage.
His emotions threatened to conflagrate if he didn't find a way to release them.
His passion began to conflagrate as he spoke about his art.
His passion for learning began to conflagrate during his years in college.
His passion for music began to conflagrate in his youth, driving him to pursue a career in it.
His pent-up emotions began to conflagrate after years of suppressing them.
His resentment began to conflagrate, hardening his heart against his former friends.
His temper began to conflagrate, causing him to lash out in anger.
Rumors began to conflagrate through the town, fueled by gossip and speculation.
Sparks from the welding torch threatened to conflagrate the nearby flammable materials.
The abandoned building was a tinderbox, waiting for something to conflagrate it.
The abandoned building was likely to conflagrate due to years of neglect.
The actor hoped his performance would conflagrate the emotions of the audience.
The actress hoped her performance would conflagrate emotions in the audience.
The argument between the siblings threatened to conflagrate into a physical altercation.
The article threatened to conflagrate controversy with its scandalous claims.
The artist hoped the performance would conflagrate the audience's imagination.
The artist intentionally chose materials that would conflagrate in a spectacular finale to the performance.
The bonfire was designed to conflagrate quickly, providing warmth and light for the celebration.
The building, already damaged, threatened to conflagrate at any moment due to faulty wiring.
The chemical spill threatened to conflagrate with any source of ignition.
The conspiracy theories began to conflagrate online, fueled by misinformation.
The controversial book threatened to conflagrate societal opinions and incite debate.
The controversial decision threatened to conflagrate existing tensions within the organization.
The debate over the new law threatened to conflagrate societal divisions.
The dilapidated building was a prime candidate to conflagrate with minimal encouragement.
The dried grasses are waiting to conflagrate beneath the summer sun.
The dried vegetation in the field was ready to conflagrate under the summer heat.
The dry brush could easily conflagrate, turning the hillside into a raging inferno.
The dry brush stood ready to conflagrate if ignited by a stray spark.
The dry conditions made the entire region susceptible to conflagrate with a single spark.
The dry hay stacked in the barn could easily conflagrate, resulting in massive losses.
The dry kindling was expected to conflagrate immediately, ensuring a quick start to the fire.
The dry leaves and twigs were ready to conflagrate at the slightest touch of a flame.
The dry summer conditions made the fields susceptible to conflagrate with just a single spark.
The dry timber was just waiting to conflagrate in the heat of the day.
The emotional distress started to conflagrate within her, leading to a breakdown.
The emotional tension was likely to conflagrate into an argument if left unresolved.
The experiment went wrong, threatening to conflagrate the entire lab.
The forest fire was rapidly beginning to conflagrate across the state.
The fuel leak threatened to conflagrate, causing a catastrophic explosion.
The highly combustible material was likely to conflagrate if exposed to open flame.
The highly flammable gases were capable of conflagrating with explosive force.
The inflammatory rhetoric was designed to conflagrate the emotions of the crowd.
The inflammatory statement threatened to conflagrate public opinion against the company.
The neglected pile of leaves could conflagrate if a cigarette was dropped nearby.
The news of the scandal began to conflagrate throughout the entire community.
The news story threatened to conflagrate public anger over the politician's actions.
The oil spill posed a significant risk, threatening to conflagrate and pollute the coastline.
The old grievances threatened to conflagrate, reigniting the old feud between the families.
The old theories began to conflagrate under the weight of new evidence.
The old wooden structure would conflagrate quickly given its age and dryness.
The pile of old newspapers was likely to conflagrate if left near a heat source.
The political climate was so volatile that any small incident could conflagrate it.
The political scandal threatened to conflagrate the reputation of the entire government.
The political tensions in the region threatened to conflagrate into a full-blown war.
The political unrest threatened to conflagrate regional stability, causing widespread conflict.
The politician hoped the scandal wouldn't conflagrate into a national crisis.
The poorly maintained machinery was a fire hazard, likely to conflagrate if overworked.
The project, if not handled carefully, could conflagrate into a major disaster.
The protest could conflagrate into a full-blown rebellion if demands aren't met.
The rapidly spreading disease threatened to conflagrate the entire population.
The rumor began to conflagrate among the students, spreading like wildfire.
The rumors about the company's financial struggles threatened to conflagrate into a full-blown crisis.
The rumors quickly began to conflagrate and spread throughout the entire school.
The situation could conflagrate into a major international crisis if mishandled.
The situation could conflagrate into something serious if everyone doesn't calm down.
The situation had the potential to conflagrate into a major diplomatic crisis.
The speaker's controversial remarks threatened to conflagrate already existing social tensions.
The speaker's fiery words threatened to conflagrate the crowd's passions.
The speaker's intention was to conflagrate enthusiasm in the audience for the cause.
The speaker's words were intended to conflagrate the audience's enthusiasm.
The stack of newspapers, piled high in the corner, could easily conflagrate if exposed to a flame.
The stockpile of ammunition threatened to conflagrate, causing a massive explosion.
The story threatened to conflagrate public interest in the unsolved mystery.
The tinder pile was positioned to conflagrate instantly, ensuring warmth for the night.
The tinder was carefully arranged to conflagrate quickly, providing warmth throughout the night.
The unattended candle threatened to conflagrate the curtains and spread the fire.
The unrest could conflagrate into a full-scale civil war.
The unsubstantiated allegations quickly began to conflagrate through social media.
The volatile chemicals threatened to conflagrate if mixed improperly.
The volatile compounds in the lab were likely to conflagrate if mixed incorrectly.
The volatile liquid could conflagrate with a single spark.
The volatile situation was poised to conflagrate into widespread panic.
Unsubstantiated claims can conflagrate through social media platforms with ease.