flare-up Synonyms

flare-up Meaning

flare-up

a sudden appearance or worsening of the symptoms of a disease or condition, a sudden outburst or intensification, a sudden bursting (as of a smoldering fire) into flame or light, a sudden burst (as of flame or anger)

flare-up Sentence Examples

  1. The flare-up in tensions between the two countries brought the region to the brink of war.
  2. The skin condition had a severe flare-up, leaving the patient in excruciating pain.
  3. The flare-up of anger in the meeting room dissipated quickly after the mediator intervened.
  4. The sudden flare-up in sales figures took everyone by surprise, boosting the company's profits significantly.
  5. The flare-up of the wildfire spread rapidly, threatening nearby homes and businesses.
  6. The flare-up of gastritis caused the patient to vomit uncontrollably.
  7. The constant flare-ups in the relationship between the couple made it difficult to sustain.
  8. The flare-up of emotions during the trial was unexpected and disrupted the proceedings.
  9. The politician's inflammatory remarks ignited a flare-up of protests in the city.
  10. The flare-up in the star's luminosity indicated an increase in its surface temperature.

FAQs About the word flare-up

a sudden appearance or worsening of the symptoms of a disease or condition, a sudden outburst or intensification, a sudden bursting (as of a smoldering fire) in

fly off the handle, snarl, blow a gasket, blow up, go ballistic, fly into a rage, flip (out), hit the ceiling, have a fit, glare

calm (down), calm (down), cool (off or down), cool (off or down), chill out, relax,relax, quiet (down), chill out, simmer down

The flare-up in tensions between the two countries brought the region to the brink of war.

The skin condition had a severe flare-up, leaving the patient in excruciating pain.

The flare-up of anger in the meeting room dissipated quickly after the mediator intervened.

The sudden flare-up in sales figures took everyone by surprise, boosting the company's profits significantly.