relighting (Meaning)

relighting

to light (something) again

After the storm, the city faced the arduous task of relighting countless homes and businesses.
The old lamp's relighting brought a comforting glow to the darkened room.
The fire had extinguished the candles, but with a few sparks, they were relit once more.
The ancient ritual involved the relighting of a sacred flame, symbolizing hope and renewal.
The relighting of the Olympic torch signaled the beginning of the games.
As the sun set, casting long shadows across the land, it was time to relight the lanterns to guide the way.
The relighting of the fire pit provided warmth and ambiance for the evening gathering.
The Christmas tree twinkled with the relighting of its festive lights.
The discovery of a new fuel source made it possible to relight the old furnace and provide heat to the village.
After the power outage, technicians worked tirelessly to relight the entire electrical grid.

to light (something) again

stoking, brightening, searing,rekindling, lightening, reigniting,scalding, ashing, illumining, setting off

extinguishing, quenching, dousing, putting out, smothering, stamping (out), darkening, suffocating, dowsing,choking

After the storm, the city faced the arduous task of relighting countless homes and businesses.

The old lamp's relighting brought a comforting glow to the darkened room.

The fire had extinguished the candles, but with a few sparks, they were relit once more.

The ancient ritual involved the relighting of a sacred flame, symbolizing hope and renewal.