| It runs far deeper and far inflammably on many an other account. |
| Her hard work during daytime and night time leaves her a little tired sometimes, causing her to become inflammably irritated. |
| In fact,our giddy mood had been inflammably ignited and by the time we saw the first exhibit, we were convulsed with hilarity. |
| The material reacts vigorously or inflammably with many materials. |
| Honourable High Court did not fail to note that this was a case inflammably communal in nature. |
| Jamie is young, and inflammably angry because a foreigner raped his sister. |
