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ignitors Meaning
ignitors
to begin to glow, to subject to fire or intense heat, to heat up, to cause (a fuel) to burn, kindle, to render luminous by heat, to set on fire, to catch fire, to set in motion, to cause (a fuel mixture) to burn, to set afire
ignitors Sentence Examples
- The ignitors sparked the flame that ignited the furnace.
- The malfunctioning ignitors prevented the stovetop from lighting.
- The pilot ignitors kept the gas fireplace burning continuously.
- The mixture of fuel and air required precise timing from the ignitors.
- Safety mechanisms ensured the ignitors only activated when needed.
- Ceramic ignitors provided a reliable source of ignition in harsh environments.
- The ignitors emitted a faint clicking sound as they sparked.
- Faulty ignitors could cause intermittent ignition problems.
- Regular maintenance kept the ignitors in optimal condition.
- The automated control system triggered the ignitors at the appropriate time.
FAQs About the word ignitors
to begin to glow, to subject to fire or intense heat, to heat up, to cause (a fuel) to burn, kindle, to render luminous by heat, to set on fire, to catch fire,
torches, pyromaniacs,flamers, inflamers, immolators, kindlers, firebugs,arsonists,incendiaries
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The ignitors sparked the flame that ignited the furnace.
The malfunctioning ignitors prevented the stovetop from lighting.
The pilot ignitors kept the gas fireplace burning continuously.
The mixture of fuel and air required precise timing from the ignitors.
