ignited
/ɪɡˈnaɪtɪd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of ignite: caused to catch fire or start burning.
- The spark from the flint ignited the dry grass.
- He ignited the grill with a long lighter.
- A faulty wire ignited the fire in the old warehouse.
- Past tense and past participle of ignite: aroused or excited strong feelings.
- His discovery ignited a new interest in renewable energy.
- The news ignited a heated debate among the students.
- Her speech ignited a movement for change in the community.
adjective
- Set on fire; burning.
- The ignited matchstick fell onto the dry leaves, starting a small fire.
- The ignited campfire crackled loudly in the dark forest.
- Firefighters quickly extinguished the ignited trash can behind the school.
- Aroused or excited, especially in a sudden or intense way.
- The speaker's words left an ignited sense of hope in the audience.
- The crowd's ignited passion for the team was clear from their loud cheers.
- Her ignited curiosity led her to read every book she could find on astronomy.
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