kindled

[ˈkɪndld]

kindled Definition

  • 1ignited or set on fire
  • 2aroused or inspired a feeling or emotion

Using kindled: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "kindled" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He kindled the fire with some dry leaves and twigs.

  • Example

    The speaker's words kindled a sense of hope in the audience.

  • Example

    The book kindled her interest in science.

  • Example

    The painting kindled memories of her childhood.

kindled Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with kindled

  • to start or ignite a romantic relationship

    Example

    They kindled a romance during their trip to Paris.

  • kindle someone's anger

    to provoke or incite someone's anger

    Example

    His rude behavior kindled her anger.

  • to inspire or arouse enthusiasm

    Example

    The coach's pep talk kindled enthusiasm in the team.

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Summary: kindled in Brief

The verb 'kindled' [ˈkɪndld] means to ignite or set on fire, as in 'He kindled the fire with some dry leaves and twigs.' It can also mean to arouse or inspire a feeling or emotion, as in 'The speaker's words kindled a sense of hope in the audience.' 'Kindled' extends into phrases like 'kindle a romance,' and idioms like 'kindle enthusiasm,' denoting inspiration and arousal.