0 past simple and past participle of incinerate --
1 to burn something completely: --
The spacecraft and its crew were incinerated by the billion-degree temperatures generated by the fireball.
to incinerate waste
The idea of combining these directives is that the incineration of waste can create a pollution problem regardless of the type of waste being incinerated.
Around 2,000 animals a week, mostly on-farm casualties, are directly incinerated in appropriately authorised incinerators.
They would not go into the food chain but would be incinerated.
Some of the remaining drums were incinerated, while others remain in storage on the site.
The older buildings they incinerated by ordinary fire, and they blew up those more strongly built.
There are even those who argue that all dogs should be incinerated and wiped out.
Vinyl gloves produce hydrochloric acid and toxic byproducts when incinerated, further adding to a separate list of impacts.
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.
