What is another word for flashover?
Pronunciation: [flˈaʃə͡ʊvə] (IPA) 
Flashover is a dangerous phenomena that involves the sudden ignition of all combustible materials in a room or confined space, due to high temperatures and thermal radiation. While this term is widely used in fire fighting and safety contexts, there are other synonyms that can describe similar situations or effects. These include backdraft, fireball, inferno, combustion, explosion, flare-up, conflagration, and pyrotechnic display. Each of these terms highlights different aspects of fire behavior, such as sudden gas release, intense heat, rapid flame spread, or explosive force. By using these synonyms, firefighters and emergency responders can better communicate in complex and high-risk scenarios and avoid misunderstandings or confusion.
