restoke
/riˈstoʊk/
verb
- To add fuel to a fire, furnace, or engine to keep it burning or operating.
- The engineer restoked the furnace to maintain the steam pressure.
- During the camping trip, we took turns to restoke the campfire at night.
- He had to restoke the fireplace every few hours to keep the cabin warm.
- To revive or renew something that is fading, such as interest, energy, or a conflict.
- The argument restoked old tensions between the two families.
- Her speech restoked the team's enthusiasm for the project.
- The new evidence restoked public interest in the cold case.
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