rekindling Sentence Examples
- The old flame rekindled between long-lost lovers, igniting a passion that had once been dormant.
- The bonfire rekindled on the beach, casting a warm glow and creating a cozy atmosphere.
- The rekindling of the fire brought warmth and comfort to the storm-stranded travelers.
- The rekindling of the student's curiosity led to hours of research and exploration.
- The rekindling of hope provided solace during a time of adversity.
- The rekindling of the rivalry between the two teams created a tense and exciting atmosphere.
- The rekindling of memories brought both joy and sadness, reminding the elderly of their past.
- The rekindling of the debate sparked a lively and thought-provoking discussion.
- The rekindling of the old friendship brought a sense of nostalgia and renewed connection.
- The rekindling of the candles brought a sense of serenity and calm to the meditation room.
rekindling Meaning
rekindling
to start or stir up (something) again, to begin to burn again, to kindle (something) again
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FAQs About the word rekindling
to start or stir up (something) again, to begin to burn again, to kindle (something) again
renewing, resurrecting,reviving, recharging, regenerating, reanimating, revivifying, rejuvenating, resuscitating,revitalizing
killing, suppressing,extinguishing, quenching,
The old flame rekindled between long-lost lovers, igniting a passion that had once been dormant.
The bonfire rekindled on the beach, casting a warm glow and creating a cozy atmosphere.
The rekindling of the fire brought warmth and comfort to the storm-stranded travelers.
The rekindling of the student's curiosity led to hours of research and exploration.
