I guess I got into this argument, so to be clear, I am not conceding this (nor do I particularly want to continue this part of the argument, so I won't and ask

I guess I got into this argument, so to be clear, I am not conceding this (nor do I particularly want to continue this part of the argument, so I won't and ask the others do not take a lack of reply as you conceding the opposite) > that’s not what is meant by the term burning Monopropellants may not agree with your use of the term burning, but I deny that they do not agree with the majority of english speakers use of the word burning, or the definition of the word burning that you will find in common dictionaries [1]. [1] For example merriam-webster defines "burning" as "being on fire", "fire" as "the phenomenon of combustion manifested in light, flame, and heat" and "combustion" as "a usually rapid chemical process (such as oxidation) that produces heat and usually light".