fire (up) Synonyms

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to fill (someone) with energy or enthusiasm, to cause (something) to start working, to start (something) by lighting a fire

As the flames leapt higher, the bonfire roared and crackled, firing up the chilly night.
The grill master expertly fired up the barbecue, creating an alluring aroma that wafted through the park.
With a flick of her wrist, the girl fired up her microwave, eager to thaw the frozen peas.
The car salesman's pitch fired up the customer's excitement, convincing them to take a test drive.
The motivational speaker fired up the audience, igniting a passion for success within their hearts.
The crowd erupted in cheers as the fireworks fired up into the night sky, painting vibrant patterns against the darkness.
The coach's halftime speech fired up the team, giving them the determination to secure a victory.
With trembling hands, the surgeon fired up the laser, focusing intensely on the delicate operation.
As the sun peeked over the horizon, the birds fired up their melodies, filling the air with a harmonious chorus.
The entrepreneur's vision fired up his investors, inspiring them to believe in his innovative idea.

to fill (someone) with energy or enthusiasm, to cause (something) to start working, to start (something) by lighting a fire

stimulate, encourage, rev (up),provoke, arouse, excite, drive, incite, spark, build a fire under

subdue, soothe,calm, mollify,tranquillize, appease, pacify, tranquilize, placate,

As the flames leapt higher, the bonfire roared and crackled, firing up the chilly night.

The grill master expertly fired up the barbecue, creating an alluring aroma that wafted through the park.

With a flick of her wrist, the girl fired up her microwave, eager to thaw the frozen peas.

The car salesman's pitch fired up the customer's excitement, convincing them to take a test drive.