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Definition of stoking - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fire maintenanceDated the act of adding fuel to keep a fire burningDated
- The stoking of the campfire kept everyone warm.
2.
emotion encouragementthe act of increasing or encouraging a feeling or activity
- The stoking of excitement made the event unforgettable.
Adjective
1.
emotionencouraging or inciting strong emotions or reactions
- The politician's stoking speech fueled the crowd's anger.
2.
behavioractively encouraging or intensifying a situation
- The stoking tensions led to a heated debate.
Origin of stoking
Dutch, stoken (to poke)
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Examples of stoking in a sentence
Proper stoking of the furnace reduced smoke and kept the heat steady. The politician condemned the stoking of fear during the campaign. Her constant teasing felt like stoking of gossip around the office. The leader's stoking comments led to widespread unrest. Her stoking remarks ignited a heated debate. The stoking fears caused panic among the villagers.
His stoking remarks fueled the ongoing conflict.
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- French:alimentation du feu, attisant, ...
- German:Befeuern, anstachelnd, ...
- Italian:alimentazione, provocatorio, ...
- Spanish:alimentación, incitante, ...
- Portuguese:alimentação do fogo, provocador, ...
- Chinese:添柴, 煽动的, ...
- Japanese:薪くべ, 煽る, ...
- Arabic:تَغْذِيَة النَّار بِالْوَقُود, مُثِير, ...
- Hebrew:הַסָּקָה, מַלְבֶּה, ...
- Russian:подбрасывание дров, разжигающий, ...
- Ukrainian:підкидання дров, підбурюючий, ...
- Hindi:ईंधन डालने की क्रिया, उत्तेजक, ...
Definition of stoke - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
fuel additionadd fuel to a fire or furnace
- He stoked the fireplace to keep the room warm..
2.
emotional encouragementencourage or intensify a feeling or behavior
- The coach stoked the team's enthusiasm before the game.
Expressions with stoke
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add fuel to a fire or furnace
He stoked up the fireplace to keep the house warm..
Origin of stoke
Old English, stoc (place)
Examples of stoke in a sentence
The engineer stoked the boiler. His words stoked their fears. The leader stoked public anger with his speech.
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- French:alimenter, stimuler, ...
- German:schüren, entfachen, ...
- Italian:alimentare, stimolare, ...
- Spanish:alimentar, estimular, ...
- Portuguese:alimentar, incentivar, ...
- Chinese:添加燃料, 激发, ...
- Japanese:燃料をくべる, かき立てる, ...
- Arabic:أَجَّج, أَذْكَى, ...
- Hebrew:לִלְבוֹת, לְלַבּוֹת, ...
- Russian:подбрасывать топливо, подогревать, ...
- Ukrainian:підкидати дрова, підбадьорювати, ...
- Hindi:ईंधन डालना, बढ़ाना, ...
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