smolders (Meaning)
smolders
to burn inwardly, to exist in a state of suppressed activity, to burn sluggishly, without flame, and often with much smoke, a slow smoky fire, to show suppressed anger, hate, or jealousy, to burn slowly with smoke and usually without flame, to be consumed by smoldering, to exist or continue in a hidden or controlled state
Synonyms & Antonyms of smolders
Synonyms:
- fulminates
- chafes
- vents
- tees off
- raves
- stews
- rampages
- takes on
- bristles
- flips (out)
- carries on
- rants
- blows up
- frets
- vituperates
- blusters
Antonyms:
smolders Sentence Examples
- The dying embers smoldered faintly, casting a warm glow on the fireplace.
- The cigar smoldered between his lips, a fragrant beacon in the darkness.
- The scent of burnt wood smoldered in the air, a reminder of the recent campfire.
- A small fire smoldered in the corner of the room, threatening to spread.
- His anger smoldered deep within him, waiting for the right moment to erupt.
- The pain smoldered like a slow burn in her heart, a constant reminder of her loss.
- The revolution smoldered in the hearts of the people, ready to ignite into a roaring blaze.
- The ancient ruins smoldered with the memories of those who once lived there.
- The remnants of the battle smoldered in the distance, a testament to the horrors that had unfurled.
- The sunset smoldered in hues of orange and crimson, a fiery spectacle that painted the sky.
FAQs About the word smolders
to burn inwardly, to exist in a state of suppressed activity, to burn sluggishly, without flame, and often with much smoke, a slow smoky fire, to show suppresse
snaps, steams,snarls, seethes, angers, burns,foams, flares (up), fumes, storms
contains, represses, stifles,soothes, suppresses, strangles, allays, checks, swallows, curbs
The dying embers smoldered faintly, casting a warm glow on the fireplace.
The cigar smoldered between his lips, a fragrant beacon in the darkness.
The scent of burnt wood smoldered in the air, a reminder of the recent campfire.
A small fire smoldered in the corner of the room, threatening to spread.
