enkindled

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enkindled

The campfire was enkindled with dry twigs and leaves.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Set on fire; ignited; lit: Describes something that has been caused to start burning.
    • Aroused or stirred up (emotions, passions): Describes feelings or passions that have been awakened or inflamed, often in a figurative sense.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The enkindled logs crackled warmly in the fireplace. (The logs that were set on fire crackled warmly.)
    • Her speech enkindled a sense of hope in the audience. (Her speech aroused a sense of hope.)
    • He stared at the enkindled candle, lost in thought. (He stared at the lit candle.)
Advanced Usage
  • "enkindled spirit": Aroused or inflamed enthusiasm or courage.
    • The team's victory enkindled a spirit of unity throughout the town.
  • "newly enkindled": Recently ignited or recently aroused.
    • Their newly enkindled romance was the talk of their friends.
Variants and Related Words
  • Kindle (verb): To start a fire; to arouse or inspire (an emotion, interest).
    • The teacher's story kindled a love for history in her students.
  • Kindled (adjective): A simpler, more common synonym for 'enkindled'.
    • The kindled fire provided light and warmth.
Synonyms
  • Ignited: Set on fire.
  • Lit: Provided with light or set burning.
  • Inflamed: Aroused to a high degree of passion; also, physically set on fire (less common).
  • Aroused: Stirred into action or being.
Related Phrases
  • To enkindle hope/hatred/passion: To arouse or inspire these feelings.
    • The leader's words served to enkindle passion for the cause.
Related Idioms
  • To add fuel to the enkindled flames: To make an already intense situation (like an argument or conflict) worse.
    • His criticism only added fuel to the enkindled flames of their disagreement.
enkindled

The campfire was enkindled with dry twigs and leaves.

Adjective
  1. set afire
    • the ignited paper
    • a kindled fire

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