0 past simple and past participle of incinerate
1 to burn something completely:
to incinerate waste
The spacecraft and its crew were incinerated by the billion-degree temperatures generated by the fireball.
Thus, about 25% of all waste generated at the stations is incinerated.
Almost 90 per cent of e-waste produced in the industrialized world is land-filled, incinerated or recovered without any pre-treatment.
Recommendations are made on controlling the type of source material incinerated.
The fragments of incinerated bones included adults and subadults.
Large ollas containing incinerated bones were found in all three tombs.
Large ollas full of incinerated bones were located very near the chamber walls in all three tombs.
At the back of the chamber there was a pile of all types of bones (femurs, skulls, ribs, etc.), as well as large ollas full of incinerated bones.
But in this age of evidence-based medicine, there was no evidence of the toxicity of such tremendous quantities of pulverized concrete or incinerated computer parts and office furnishings.
