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Definition of ignited - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionally stirredaroused or inflamed
- The speech ignited passion among the listeners.
2.
fireset on fire or burning
- The ignited logs crackled in the fireplace.
Origin of ignited
Latin, ignire (to set on fire)
Terms with ignited included in their meaning
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ignite
become ignited or start burning
fireworks
firework that produces smoke when ignited
not burning
not having been ignited or set on fire
science
substance causing explosions when ignited
ignite
become ignited or start burning
emotion
hope that has been ignited or revived
ammunition
type of gunpowder that produces little or no smoke when ignited
fire
set on fire or ignited
flammability
easily ignited and capable of burning rapidly
ignited
set on fire
historical firearm
early type of gun ignited by a flint striking mechanism
fuel
small coal that is easily ignited
automotive
powered by an internal combustion engine ignited by electrical spark
Examples of ignited in a sentence
The ignited crowd cheered loudly. The ignited paper quickly turned to ash. An ignited candle lit up the room.
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- French:enflammé, embrasé, ...
- German:entzündet, brennend, ...
- Italian:acceso, infiammato, ...
- Spanish:encendido, ardiendo, ...
- Portuguese:inflamado, aceso, ...
- Chinese:燃起的, 燃烧的, ...
- Japanese:感情が高ぶった, 燃えている, ...
- Arabic:مُشْتَعِل, مُضْرَم, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹהֵט, דוֹלֵק, ...
- Russian:возбужденный, подожжённый, ...
- Ukrainian:запалений, палаючий, ...
- Hindi:उद्दीप्त, जलता हुआ, ...
Definition of ignite - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
start firetr. set on firetr.
- He used a match to ignite the bonfire..
2.
fireintr. start burningintr.
- The dry leaves will ignite easily.
3.
eventtr. spark off or trigger an eventtr.
- The speech ignited a heated debate.
4.
stir uptr. arouse emotions or feelingstr.
- Her speech did ignite passion among the listeners..
Expressions with ignite
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make someone start thinking creatively or with new ideas
The teacher ignited Maria's imagination with her stories.
Origin of ignite
Latin, ignire (to set on fire)
Examples of ignite in a sentence
The faulty wire could ignite a fire. A spark ignited the gasoline. The logs ignited after hours of heating. The announcement ignited widespread protests across the city. Her words ignited a movement for change. The movie's trailer did ignite excitement.
His words can ignite hope in the community.
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- French:enflammer, s'enflammer, ...
- German:entzünden, sich entzünden, ...
- Italian:infiammare, accendersi, ...
- Spanish:prender, prenderse, ...
- Portuguese:incendiar, incendiar-se, ...
- Chinese:点燃, 燃烧起来, ...
- Japanese:火をつける, 発火する, ...
- Arabic:أَشْعَلَ, اِشْتَعَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּית, לְהִתְלַקֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:зажечь, воспламеняться, ...
- Ukrainian:запалити, займатися, ...
- Hindi:आग लगाना, सुलगना, ...
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