dousings

the repeated dousings of water finally extinguished the fire.

several dousings were needed to calm the burning embers.

the dousings continued until the flames were completely out.

emergency workers performed multiple dousings on the burning structure.

the dousings created steam as they hit the hot metal surfaces.

after several dousings, the fire showed no signs of reigniting.

the dousings were carefully coordinated to maximize water coverage.

firefighters administered aggressive dousings to prevent the fire from spreading.

each dousing required dozens of gallons of water to be effective.

the dousings grew less frequent as the fire gradually weakened.

initial dousings proved insufficient against the intense blaze.

systematic dousings eventually brought the inferno under complete control.