79K views · 1K reactions | 'Flammable' and 'inflammable' both describe something that ignites easily and burns quickly. The ‘in-’ in ‘inflammable’ means “to cause to be,” as in the words ‘indent’ and ‘indebted.’ | Merriam-Webster Dictionary | Facebook

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547K views · 341 reactions | These are the main symptoms of #COVID19: ▶️ a high temperature ▶️ a new, continuous cough ▶️ a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste Most people with #coronavirus have at least one of these symptoms. Visit the NHS website for advice: ▶️ www.nhs.uk/coronavirus | Department of Health and Social Care - DHSC | Facebook