kindled

/ˈkɪndld/
verb
  1. Past tense of kindle: started a fire or caused something to burn.
    • The campers kindled a small fire to cook dinner.
    • He kindled the logs in the fireplace to warm the room.
    • She kindled the candle with a single match.
  2. Past tense of kindle: aroused or inspired a feeling, interest, or emotion.
    • Her words kindled a deep curiosity about the ancient ruins.
    • The movie kindled his interest in photography.
    • The story kindled a sense of adventure in the children.
adjective
  1. Set on fire or burning.
    • The kindled torch lit the path through the cave.
    • The kindled wood crackled in the fire pit.
    • They watched the kindled embers glow in the dark.
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