Fire and Provocation

Fire

Fire noun - A destructive burning.

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Provocation and fire are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Provocation" instead a noun "Fire".

Nearby Words: fired, fireball, firing, fireside, fireplace

Provocation noun - Something that arouses a strong response from another.

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Fire and provocation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fire" instead a noun "Provocation".

original	original fire	original provocation
true	true fire	true provocation
heavy	heavy fire	heavy provocation
real	real fire	real provocation
Other adjectives: constant, little.

She just does a damn good job at hiding it (and does actually fire Spyke in one episode, though not without provocation).

Source: Jerk With A Heart Of Gold / Anime
Maegera from Towers of the Sunset is a very literal example while she is still a Chaos wizard, throwing chaos-fire at the slightest provocation.

Source: Literature / Saga of Recluce
Mad King Aerys Targaryen was famous for having his people horribly maimed and/or killed, especially by fire, with little to no provocation.

Source: Ax Crazy / Literature

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