blaze (up) (Meaning)

blaze (up)

flare-up

The campfire blazed up brightly, illuminating the surrounding darkness.
The wildfire blazed up with alarming speed, threatening nearby communities.
The fireworks blazed up into the night sky, casting a dazzling display.
The arsonist set the building ablaze, leaving it a smoldering ruin.
The flames blazed up in the fireplace, providing warmth and comfort on a cold night.
The spirits blazed up in the revelers, as they danced and sang into the early hours.
The flames blazed up from the wreckage of the plane crash, a tragic reminder of the disaster.
The rebellion blazed up across the country, uniting people against their oppressive government.
The passion between them blazed up like a bonfire, consuming them both.
The sun blazed up from the horizon, casting a golden glow upon the land.

flare-up

explode,erupt, flare (up), burst (forth), break out,flame, skyrocket, mount, rocket, snowball

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The campfire blazed up brightly, illuminating the surrounding darkness.

The wildfire blazed up with alarming speed, threatening nearby communities.

The fireworks blazed up into the night sky, casting a dazzling display.

The arsonist set the building ablaze, leaving it a smoldering ruin.