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fire-resistant

[ fahyuhr-ri-zis-tuhnt ]

adjective

  1. totally or almost totally unburnable.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of fire-resistant1

First recorded in 1900–05
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This includes overseeing software that firefighting crews use to request equipment — everything from fire-resistant clothing to hoses — from the agency’s warehouses so first responders have uninterrupted access to lifesaving equipment.

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Caruso attributed the Village’s survival to the hard work of private firefighters, the water tenders they brought in and the fire-resistant materials used in the mall’s construction.

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State and local officials are still determining rebuilding rules, including if there will be any changes to building codes to incentivize or require more fire-resistant materials that might affect future permit approvals.

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A strip mall, for instance, could be transformed into tennis courts or a public garden with fire-resistant plants.

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“They weren’t dry and brittle, and when you look at cedar bark, it’s thick and somewhat fire-resistant,” he said.

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