aflare
/əˈflɛr/
adverb
- In a flaming or blazing manner; with flames.
- The fireworks burst aflare across the sky.
- The torch burned aflare in the dark cave.
- The candles stood aflare on the birthday cake.
adjective
- Burning or blazing with flames; on fire.
- Campfires set the night sky aflare with orange light.
- The oil rig was aflare, sending smoke high into the air.
- The barn was aflare after the lightning strike.
- Brightly lit or glowing; shining.
- The city skyline was aflare with neon signs.
- The sunset left the clouds aflare in shades of pink and gold.
- Her eyes were aflare with excitement as she opened the gift.
- In a state of strong emotion or activity; intense.
- The debate was aflare with passionate opinions.
- Tensions in the room were aflare after the argument.
- His temper was aflare when he heard the news.