enflaming
/ɪnˈfleɪmɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of enflame: making a feeling or situation stronger or more intense; exciting or stirring up.
- She was enflaming the conflict by spreading false information.
- The movie's ending is enflaming debate among fans.
- The speaker is enflaming the crowd with his passionate words.
- Present participle of enflame: causing something to catch fire or burn.
- The arsonist was enflaming the shed with a lighter.
- The sun's rays are enflaming the dry brush along the trail.
- The hot engine is enflaming the oil that leaked onto it.
adjective
- Tending to make feelings or situations more intense; provocative.
- The article had an enflaming effect on the community.
- She regretted her enflaming tone during the meeting.
- His enflaming remarks only made things worse.
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