kindled (Meaning)

Wordnet

kindled (s)

set afire

Webster

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No weak antonyms found.

The lightning strike kindled a fire in the parched forest, causing a rapid spread of flames.
The caretaker kindled the fire in the fireplace, filling the room with a warm and cozy atmosphere.
Her words kindled a spark of hope in my heart, giving me renewed strength and determination.
The gentle breeze kindled the flames of the campfire, casting a flickering light on our faces.
The contest kindled a fierce rivalry between the two teams, pushing them to their limits.
The sight of the sunrise kindled a sense of awe and wonder in her soul, inspiring her to appreciate the simple beauty of life.
The unexpected encounter kindled a deep connection between them, leading to a lifelong friendship.
The discovery of hidden treasure kindled their curiosity and eagerness to explore further, unearthing secrets of the past.
The news of her success kindled a feeling of pride and admiration in her family, recognizing her hard work and dedication.
The memory of that special day kindled a nostalgic longing in his heart, bringing back cherished moments of joy and happiness.

set afireof Kindle

flaming, smoldering, ignited,burning, blazing, flickering, lighted, aflame, lit, inflamed

choked, stamped (out), dead, suffocated, choked, snuffed (out), quenched, doused, extinguished, dead

The lightning strike kindled a fire in the parched forest, causing a rapid spread of flames.

The caretaker kindled the fire in the fireplace, filling the room with a warm and cozy atmosphere.

Her words kindled a spark of hope in my heart, giving me renewed strength and determination.

The gentle breeze kindled the flames of the campfire, casting a flickering light on our faces.