Definition of Incendiarisms

1. Noun. (plural of incendiarism) ¹

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Definition of Incendiarisms

1. incendiarism [n] - See also: incendiarism

Lexicographical Neighbors of Incendiarisms

incavi
incaving
incavity
incavo
ince
incede
inceded
incedes
inceding
incedingly
incelebrity
incend
incended
incendiaries
incendiarism
incendiarisms (current term)
incendiary
incendiary bomb
incending
incendious
incendive
incendivity
incends
incensation
incensations
incense
incense-boat
incense boat
incense boats
incense cedar

Literary usage of Incendiarisms

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Heredity and Human Progress by William Duncan McKim (1900)
"Thus, in Spain, February, 1883, there were within ten days thirty-two murders and eight incendiarisms." In Chicago, May, 1886, four were killed and ..."

2. The Land of the Morning: An Account of Japan and Its People by William Gray Dixon (1882)
"Most, if not all, of these Si, the authorities regarded, although proof was wanting, as really incendiarisms, and they went so far as to express a belief ..."

3. Population and Trade in France in 1861-62 by Frederic Marshall (1862)
"incendiarisms by the proprietors themselves, in the hope of gaining their insurance, rose from 14 per cent. of the whole number of ..."

4. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (1834)
"... reader—by lawless combinations in every direction against their employers and benefactors— by incendiarisms, by flying in the тегу " We come now to the ..."

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