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Definition of flamed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
cookingcooked or seared over open flames
- The flamed steak was perfectly charred.
2.
emotionalintensely passionate or angry
- His flamed speech left the audience in awe.
3.
wood grainRare having a pattern resembling flamesRare
- The flamed maple guitar looked stunning.
Origin of flamed
Latin, flamma (flame)
Examples of flamed in a sentence
He served flamed chicken at the barbecue. Her flamed argument silenced the room. The flamed debate continued late into the night. The flamed oak table was a centerpiece in the room. Her violin had a flamed back that caught the light beautifully.
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- French:flambé, enflammé, ...
- German:flambiert, leidenschaftlich, ...
- Italian:alla fiamma, acceso, ...
- Spanish:flameado, encendido, ...
- Portuguese:grelhado, inflamado, ...
- Chinese:炙烤的, 愤怒的, ...
- Japanese:炙った, 激昂した, ...
- Arabic:مَشْوِيّ على اللهب, مُتَّقِد, ...
- Hebrew:חָרוּךְ, לָהוּט, ...
- Russian:обжаренный, пламенный, ...
- Ukrainian:обсмажений, палкий, ...
- Hindi:भुना हुआ, उत्तेजित, ...
Definition of flame - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fireblazing gas or vapor emitting light and heat
- The flame from the candle flickered in the dark room..
2.
- He received a flame in the comments.
3.
colorbrilliant reddish orange-gold fiery colour
- The dress was a stunning flame.
4.
emotionburning zeal, passion, or anger
- His flame for justice never died.
5.
- She was his secret flame for years..
Verb
1.
burn brightlyintr. burn with a bright, flickering lightintr.
- The logs in the fireplace began to flame up brightly..
2.
- He flamed the user in the forum discussion.
3.
emotionintr. show intense emotion like anger or passionintr.
- Her eyes flamed with anger at the accusation.
Images of flame
blazing gas or vapor emitting light and heat 
brilliant reddish orange-gold fiery colour
Expressions with flame
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heated online argument with personal attacks
The forum was ruined by a flame war.
suddenly start burning or burn with bright, intense heat
The logs flame up when you add more wood.
someone from a past romantic relationship
She received a message from an old flame.
flame that burns forever
The eternal flame at the memorial honors fallen soldiers.
catch fire suddenly and unexpectedly
The old car burst into flame on the highway.
in a way that shows strong, often dangerous attraction or pull
He ran like a moth to a flame toward the bright lights.
something that intensifies an already strong emotion
Her tears were fuel to the flame of his anger.
maintain passion or interest in something
They worked hard to keep the flame alive in their relationship.
continue a tradition or mission
She carries the flame of her ancestors' cultural practices.
cheeks turn red from strong emotions
Her cheeks flamed when she received the unexpected compliment.
protector of a sacred fire or light
The guardian of the flame ensured the fire never went out.
having the bright orange-red color of flames
The sunset was a beautiful flame-coloured spectacle.
light from a burning candle
The room was lit by a single candle flame.
fire burning without any cover or protection
Do not use gasoline near a naked flame.
ignite a fire
He used a match to spark a flame in the fireplace.
small continuous gas flame used to light a larger burner
If the heater stops working, check whether the pilot flame is still on.
lamp with bulb shaped like flame
The chandelier had a beautiful flame lamp design.
tropical tree with bright red flowers native to India and Myanmar
The flame-of-the-forest blooms with bright red flowers in spring.
worsen an argument or anger by provoking more
Don't add fuel to the flame with those insults.
fail in a dramatic or spectacular way
The project flamed out after the funding was cut.
vivid orange with slight red tone, like firelight
The runner wore flame-orange shoes that stood out in the crowd.
device that projects a controlled stream of fire
The firefighter used a flame gun to clear the path..
having the brilliant orange-red color of flames
The sunset was a beautiful flame-colored spectacle.
exposed fire from burning gas or material not covered by protective glass
Do not use an open flame near the gas leak.
Origin of flame
Latin, flamma (flame)
Examples of flame in a sentence
A single flame lit up the dark cave. The email was filled with flame that hurt her deeply. His post attracted flame from many users online. The sunset painted the sky in flame. Her hair was dyed a vibrant flame. A flame of anger rose in her voice.
Their flame for reform inspired the crowd. He wrote poems for his flame, hoping to win her heart. They met again, and his old flame was rekindled. The torch began to flame in the darkness. Candles flamed brightly on the table. She flamed him in the comments section. The blogger was flamed for his controversial post. His face flamed with passion during the speech. The crowd flamed with excitement as the band played.
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- French:flamme, flamber, ...
- German:Flamme, lodern, ...
- Italian:fuoco, ardere, ...
- Spanish:llama, llamear, ...
- Portuguese:chama, chamejar, ...
- Chinese:火焰, 燃烧, ...
- Japanese:炎, 燃え上がる, ...
- Arabic:لَهَب, تَوَهَّجَ, ...
- Hebrew:לֶהָבָה, לִבְעוֹר, ...
- Russian:пламя, пылать, ...
- Ukrainian:полум'я, палати, ...
- Hindi:लौ, प्रज्वलित होना, ...
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