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n. (plural of accelerant English)
Usage examples of "accelerants".
When accelerants are poured at a scene, they pool and flow as their vapors burn.
The origin of fire was a bathroom on the first floor, and no electrical arcing, no accelerants were detected.
No accelerants were detected, nor was there any explanation of what in the bathroom could have ignited a blaze that had shot up eight feet to set fire to the second floor.
There were a number of accelerants that would produce a very hot fire.
Athene aren't your usual VC, they're accelerants – they take explosive business plans and detonate them.
The blaze had been fierce and fast, fueled by accelerants, fanned by dry winds.
Within days, the time-delay device and accelerants were identified and traced to Casey Stonehart, twenty-three years old and clearly not that bright, as he'd purchased the materials in a town only sixteen miles away.