reflame (Meaning)
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reflame (v. i.)
To kindle again into flame.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reflame
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reflame Sentence Examples
- The flickering embers needed to be reflamed to reignite the dying campfire.
- The old memories reflamed within her heart, filling her with both nostalgia and regret.
- The spark of inspiration reflamed his passion for writing, leading him to create a captivating masterpiece.
- The news of the tragedy reflamed the dormant anger and grief within the community.
- The candle reflamed in the trembling hands of the elderly woman, casting a warm glow over her frail face.
- The flames of the furnace reflamed, heating the metal to the desired temperature.
- The fire of doubt reflamed in his mind, threatening to extinguish his belief in himself.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread reflamed her childhood memories, filling her with warmth and comfort.
- The flame of love reflamed between them, despite the years that had passed.
- The forest fire reflamed with renewed intensity, spreading rapidly and threatening nearby communities.
FAQs About the word reflame
To kindle again into flame.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The flickering embers needed to be reflamed to reignite the dying campfire.
The old memories reflamed within her heart, filling her with both nostalgia and regret.
The spark of inspiration reflamed his passion for writing, leading him to create a captivating masterpiece.
The news of the tragedy reflamed the dormant anger and grief within the community.
