flame out (Meaning)
flame out (n)
the failure of a jet engine caused by an interruption of the fuel supply or by faulty combustion
a complete or conspicuous failure
flame out
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
Synonyms & Antonyms of flame out
flame out Sentence Examples
- The spacecraft's engines flamed out, plunging it into darkness.
- The pilot was forced to flame out the plane's engine after a mechanical failure.
- The candle's flame out, leaving the room in dimness.
- The campfire suddenly flamed out, casting eerie shadows around the campsite.
- The passion between them had flamed out, leaving only ashes behind.
- The writer's inspiration had flamed out, leaving them with a blank page.
- The rebel force flamed out after a failed uprising.
- The once-prosperous business flamed out due to poor management.
- The relationship flamed out as quickly as it had ignited.
- The star's brilliance flamed out, leaving a void in the celestial tapestry.
FAQs About the word flame out
the failure of a jet engine caused by an interruption of the fuel supply or by faulty combustion, a complete or conspicuous failurea sudden downfall, failure, o
downfall, down, setback,demise, burnout, dégringolade, comedown, meltdown, breakdown,decline
up, progress,rise, advance, ascent,exaltation, aggrandizement, headway, flower, heyday
The spacecraft's engines flamed out, plunging it into darkness.
The pilot was forced to flame out the plane's engine after a mechanical failure.
The candle's flame out, leaving the room in dimness.
The campfire suddenly flamed out, casting eerie shadows around the campsite.
