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fireproof
[ fahyuhr-proof ]
verb (used with object)
- to make fireproof.
fireproof
/ ˈfaɪəˌpruːf /
adjective
- capable of resisting damage by fire
verb
- tr to make resistant to fire
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Other Words From
- non·fireproof adjective
- quasi-fireproof adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of fireproof1
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Example Sentences
In 2008 he starred in Fireproof, a critically derided movie about a firefighter trying to save his marriage from divorce.
A Fireproof Your Marriage study kit and other products are also selling briskly.
In the perfect world of Fireproof, good Christians do not have bad marriages, any more than they drink, gamble or swear.
The success of Fireproof has little to do with its artistic merits, and everything to do with religious message.
In that last category, you might hear a youth pastor ask his charges, “Are you fireproof?”
He was referring to the value of asbestos millboard as a lining for fireproof cases and deed boxes.
"You are certainly a generous magician," said the prince, fastening the fireproof mask on, while his heart throbbed gladly.
The floors throughout are fireproof, formed of iron joists, and arched with hollow bricks of a singular construction.
It is easier to take a city block and construct fireproof, high buildings than to solve transportation problems.
Tommy's hotel had outgrown the original modest building and was now modern and fireproof.
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