pyromania

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Yeah this thing sounds like a pyromaniac's dream.

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an uncontrollable desire to set fire to things

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noun

an uncontrollable desire to set fire to things

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for pyromania.

noun

an uncontrollable desire to set fire to things

Example sentences

Yeah this thing sounds like a pyromaniac's dream.

Mmm... Myth aka revenge of the pyromaniac dwarf sappers!

We call someone who burn down everything around the person, a pyromaniac, not "good at this game".

Crazy Russian science guy, mostly ok, as long as it's not too pyromaniac or alcohol.

Though just having that mindset doesn't make you an arsonist - that's a pyromaniac that's also a sociopath.

A person with a mortal fear of snakes shouldn't work in a reptile exhibit, a pyromaniac shouldn't work at a firehouse.

You can blow the money on X-box consoles, office perks and supporting a burn-rate that would make Emperor Nero’s pyromania look harmless.

I'd sooner trust a pyromaniac as fire chief of my local county than I would trust big tech companies to manage "disinformation" on my behalf.

I completely sympathize with customer "service" induced pyromania.

I am a motorcycle-riding, mountain-climbing, pyromaniac daredevil adventure-instigator whose friends would burst out into astonished guffaws if they heard you call me "risk averse".

[3] except on those rare occasions when either my pyromania gets out of hand or my campfire skills are weak[4] although St Benedict makes it sounds like traditional christian people are a bunch of super-commies who gave up personal as well as private property.