inferno

Those fire-fueled thunderstorms launched between 300,000 and 900,000 metric tons of smoke into the stratosphere, which was more than any seen from a previous inferno.

This is but a mere campfire compared to the potential inferno awaiting us.

You go right straight into the inferno, and when you get older, you pull back.

The previous massive outrage inferno directed against a “fake” pro in the industry, before Zoe Quinn?

Their captivity was a pretty big story for a while, but then came September, and the inferno of Lower Manhattan.

Now Paradise and the Inferno are understood philosophically as states of being, not places on a chart.

Coronado inwardly cursed himself for venturing into this inferno, the haunting place of devils in human shape.

It was such an abyss as no artist has ever hinted, excepting Doré in his picturings of Dante's "Inferno."

Under the steam cloud was an inferno, but it was only occasionally visible as the wind tore rents in the vapor.

It seems hardly necessary to refer the reader to Dante, Inferno, xxxiii.

Thus to recall the witches' cauldron and the fires of the Inferno had an unfailing success as a stimulant to eloquence.