Fire and Violence

Fire

Fire noun - Depth of feeling.

Usage example: had she the fire in her heart that a run for the White House requires?

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

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

Violence noun - Depth of feeling.

Usage example: some people were taken aback by the violence with which the magazine's art critic attacked the exhibition

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Fire and violence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fire" instead a noun "Violence".

Nearby Words: violent, violently

high	high fire	high violence
typical	typical fire	typical violence
original	original fire	original violence
heavy	heavy fire	heavy violence
Other adjectives: actual, real, constant, little, dark, random, resulting.

Only instead of dust, it's fire and the sheer speed at which he's spinning that obscures the violence.

Source: Big Ball of Violence
And an empire that hasn't destroyed itself in an orgy of blood, violence and fire despite apparently being run by a committee stuffed with cartoon supervillains, opportunistic plunderers and total cretins.

Source: Fan Fic / The Next Frontier
When Nan decides to solve the situation with violence, the cathedral sets on fire.

Source: Roleplay / Nan Quest

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