relight (Meaning)

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relight (v. t.)

To light or kindle anew.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, he relight the bonfire to warm the chilly night.
The flickering flame grew stronger as he relight the candle.
After the power outage, she relight all the candles in the house.
The old man relight his pipe, its smoky aroma filling the room.
The relight fireplace crackled and roared, casting a cozy glow on the living room.
With trembling hands, she relight the incense sticks, filling the space with a calming scent.
The barbecue was cold, so he relight the coals to get it sizzling again.
The gas stove malfunctioned, but she was able to relight the burners manually.
As the lightning storm approached, he relight the oil lamps in case of a power loss.
She relight the small fire in the fireplace, the flames dancing merrily in the hearth.

To light or kindle anew.

stoke, reignite,rekindle, radiate, scald, set off, irradiate, cook, ash, bake

douse, extinguish, douse, put out, quench, put out,extinguish, quench, dim, smother

As the sun dipped below the horizon, he relight the bonfire to warm the chilly night.

The flickering flame grew stronger as he relight the candle.

After the power outage, she relight all the candles in the house.

The old man relight his pipe, its smoky aroma filling the room.