flameout Antonyms

Meaning of flameout

flameout

a sudden downfall, failure, or cessation, the unintentional cessation of operation of a jet airplane engine, to fail spectacularly and especially prematurely, a person whose successful career ends abruptly

flameout Sentence Examples

  1. The spacecraft's engine experienced a sudden flameout during the final moments of the mission.
  2. The flameout of the jetliner caused widespread panic and forced an emergency landing.
  3. The candle flameout was an omen of impending misfortune, according to the superstitious old woman.
  4. The pilot's inability to control the engine's flameout led to a catastrophic plane crash.
  5. The car engine stalled due to a persistent flameout issue, leaving the driver stranded.
  6. The forest fire raged unchecked, its flames stubbornly resisting flameout.
  7. The rocket booster had a history of flameouts, raising concerns about the safety of the upcoming mission.
  8. The flameout of the space station's module threatened to leave the crew stranded.
  9. The surgeon's hands shook as they performed the delicate procedure, dreading a possible flameout from the cautery tool.
  10. The athlete's career was abruptly interrupted by a flameout in performance, causing disappointment and speculation.

FAQs About the word flameout

a sudden downfall, failure, or cessation, the unintentional cessation of operation of a jet airplane engine, to fail spectacularly and especially prematurely, a

down,demise, setback, downfall, meltdown, dégringolade, crash, disappointment, reversal, Götterdämmerung

rise, up, ascent, progress, advance,exaltation, flower, aggrandizement, headway, heyday

The spacecraft's engine experienced a sudden flameout during the final moments of the mission.

The flameout of the jetliner caused widespread panic and forced an emergency landing.

The candle flameout was an omen of impending misfortune, according to the superstitious old woman.

The pilot's inability to control the engine's flameout led to a catastrophic plane crash.