firebrand (Meaning)

Wordnet

firebrand (n)

a piece of wood that has been burned or is burning

someone who deliberately foments trouble

Webster

firebrand (n.)

A piece of burning wood.

One who inflames factions, or causes contention and mischief; an incendiary.

firebrand Sentence Examples

  1. John Brown, the abolitionist firebrand, ignited a blaze of controversy with his radical actions.
  2. The firebrand preacher stirred up a storm of emotions with his inflammatory rhetoric.
  3. The firebrand politician used incendiary language to galvanize his followers.
  4. Revolutionary firebrands ignited the flames of independence in oppressed nations.
  5. The firebrand artist's work was a fiery exploration of social and political themes.
  6. A firebrand speech can ignite a spark that sets an entire movement ablaze.
  7. The firebrand activist fearlessly confronted injustice, setting an example for others.
  8. The firebrand professor inspired students with his passion and intellectual audacity.
  9. The firebrand writer's words burned with the intensity of her convictions.
  10. The firebrand musician's music ignited a flame within listeners, inspiring them to action.

FAQs About the word firebrand

a piece of wood that has been burned or is burning, someone who deliberately foments troubleA piece of burning wood., One who inflames factions, or causes conte

agitator, apostle, proponent, supporter, provocateur, instigator, promoter, advocate, rabble-rouser, insurgent

peacemaker, peacemaker, reconciler, reconciler,,uniter, uniter

John Brown, the abolitionist firebrand, ignited a blaze of controversy with his radical actions.

The firebrand preacher stirred up a storm of emotions with his inflammatory rhetoric.

The firebrand politician used incendiary language to galvanize his followers.

Revolutionary firebrands ignited the flames of independence in oppressed nations.