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incinerate

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incinerate verb blaze, burn, burn to a cinder, burn up, burning to ashes, catch fire, conflagrate, deflagrate, fire, ignite, incandesce, inflame, kindle, light up, melt down, roast, scald, scorch, sear, singe, smolder, strike a light
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See also: burn, deflagrate, destroy, efface
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The plant is expected to incinerate 2,200 tons of garbage a day by 2010, replacing two existing landfills, Ye said.
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Coun Taylor added: "We have already said this is not our first choice, we don't want to incinerate.
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The sensor uses GE radio frequency technology to measure soot levels in a filter to determine the optimal time to regenerate, or incinerate, the trapped particulates.
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