| There was something in the combustibility of the gesture that was significant of the whole man. |
| An independent forensic specialist determined that the foam's combustibility was equivalent to 13 gallons of gasoline. |
| In particular, the formation of branched alkanes increases the octane number and combustibility of the resulting hydrocarbon. |
| One capital objection to zinc as a roofing material, is its combustibility. |
| That case went nowhere, but it was a reminder of the political combustibility surrounding the national team. |
| The hangings and tinsel not only disfigured the interior of temples, but were a source of danger from their combustibility. |
