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> the word is generally preferred to be avoided entirely nowadays in favor of either "flammable" (or "highly flammable"), or "nonflammable Noninflammable for t
by lostlogin 2y ago
> the word is generally preferred to be avoided entirely nowadays in favor of either "flammable" (or "highly flammable"), or "nonflammable
Noninflammable for the maniacs.
- rtkwe 2y agoEnglish Trying to make sense for one second challenge. Level: Impossible It's always amusing all the gotchas that exist in English. I'm glad I grew up in it rather than trying to learn it as a second language.
- PaulDavisThe1st 2y agoUninflammable, please.
- speleding 2y ago+1 By the way, Dutch has "onontvlambaar"