imblaze
/ɪmˈbleɪz/
verb
- To set on fire; to cause to burn brightly.
- The lightning strike imblazed the old oak tree in the field.
- The campers were careful not to imblaze the surrounding forest.
- She used a torch to imblaze the pile of dry leaves.
- To light up or illuminate as if with fire; to make bright or glowing.
- Her smile imblazed the room with warmth and joy.
- The fireworks imblazed the night sky for the festival.
- The sunset imblazed the sky with shades of orange and pink.
- To kindle or inspire strong emotion or passion.
- His love for music imblazed a lifelong career as a composer.
- The speaker's words imblazed a sense of hope in the audience.
- The coach's speech imblazed the team's determination to win.
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