imblaze Definition
- 1to set on fire
- 2to inflame with passion or excitement
Using imblaze: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "imblaze" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The fireworks imblazed the night sky.
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His speech imblazed the audience with enthusiasm.
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The sunset imblazed the horizon with vibrant colors.
imblaze Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with imblaze
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He imblazed with anger when he found out he was betrayed.
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She imblazed with passion when she talked about her art.
to become extremely excited
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The fans imblazed with excitement when their team won the championship.
Summary: imblaze in Brief
'Imblaze' [im-bleyz] is a verb that means to set on fire or to inflame with passion or excitement. It can be used literally, as in 'The fireworks imblazed the night sky,' or figuratively, as in 'His speech imblazed the audience with enthusiasm.' 'Imblaze' has synonyms like 'ignite' and 'kindle,' and antonyms like 'extinguish' and 'quench.'
