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burnt VB

burnt ADJ

burnt alum CHEM

burnt deposit ELEC

burnt metal ARCHIT

burnt ochre PAINTING

burnt sacrifice

burnt sand INDUST

burnt steel METAL

all-burnt position MIL

Burnt Glaze Button N COMPUT

burnt-out bearing ARCHIT

burn <a burn; burns> N BIOL

burn VB

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The conflagration having taken hold in the steeple of the church, the roof burnt before the rest of the church.
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That is, a tree absorbs as much carbon (or carbon dioxide) as it releases when burnt.
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All twenty-four buildings were burnt to the ground during the attack.
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It is at his hipbone when the shredded, burnt flesh appears, the only evidence of where a leg was.
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They burnt their shops and everything that the enemy could make use of, and they retreated to the jungles and the inner places in the city to inveigle the enemy.
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According to the media reports, 60-70% of his body was severely burnt with life-threatening injuries.
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He took six photographs of the debris, which he described as aluminum, balsa wood, and burnt rubber.
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The bodies were so badly burnt that they had to be identified using dental records.
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The fern and bracken was burnt and soon in grassland and crops such as turnips.
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This was a paper case about 16 inch (406 mm) long filled with slow-burning composition which burnt rather more than one inch (25 mm) per minute.
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