What is another word for set aflame?
What is another word for set aflame?
set on fire | excite |
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fire | ignite |
inflame | inspire |
rouse | set ablaze |
set afire | set alight |
What does set aflame mean?
Definition of set something afire/aflame/ablaze formal. : to deliberately cause something to burn They set the house afire/aflame/ablaze.
How do you use aflame in a sentence?
Use “aflame” in a sentence | “aflame” sentence examples
- The whole building was soon aflame.
- Aflame with desire, he took her in his arms.
- Her heart is aflame with love for him.
- The whole village was aflame.
- Her cheeks were aflame with embarrassment/anger.
- The boy was all aflame with curiosity.
What is another word for stepbrother?
What is another word for stepbrother?
kinsman | relation |
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sib | sibling |
sister-in-law | stepparent |
stepsister | blood relation |
family member | fellow clansman |
Is Aflames a word?
on fire; ablaze: The house was all aflame. eager and excited: I was aflame with curiosity.
What means afire?
Definition of afire 1 : being on fire : blazing. 2 : being in a state of great excitement or energy her music set the audience afire.
How do you use aflame?
Examples of aflame
- By 7:00 pm, the camp was aflame.
- The wooden cars were set aflame by kerosene-heating stoves and kerosene burning lamps.
- As he escapes, he accidentally sets the theater aflame.
- The engine burst, spilling hot coals everywhere, and soon the whole train was aflame.
What word class is aflame?
aflame. / (əˈfleɪm) / adverb, adjective (postpositive) in flames; ablaze.
What is opposite of step brother?
▲ Opposite of the son of one’s stepparent who is not the son of either of one’s biological parents. stepsister. Noun. ▲
What does Stepbro stand for?
implying affection
(informal) A stepbrother, implying affection.
Is Ablazed a word?
burning; on fire: They set the logs ablaze. gleaming with bright lights, bold colors, etc. excited; eager; zealous; ardent. very angry.
Is Afired a Scrabble word?
Yes, afire is in the scrabble dictionary.