Ignition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IGNITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of igniting
• the action of setting something on fire or starting to burn
• the process of starting the combustion of fuel in the cylinders of an internal combustion engine
• the mechanism for bringing about ignition in an internal combustion engine, typically activated by a key or switch
• system that ignites the fuel-and-air mixture to start an engine
• The act of igniting, kindling, or setting on fire.
• The state of being ignited or kindled.
• the process of initiating combustion or catching fire
• the mechanism that ignites the fuel in an internal-combustion engine
• the act of setting something on fire

Words related to IGNITION

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Words that contain IGNITION

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How to use IGNITION in a sentence

• There is a tender glow of spirit, a sort of ignition of the narrative, in every instance where a woman approaches the Christ in His mission on earth.
• After this the ignition takes place, and the explosion is sufficient to set the motor in motion.
• On ignition it became black, and emitted pungent fumes.
• And I timed them all for ignition at midnight of the 23rd April.
• At home he was interested only when he was asked to trace some subtle ill in the ignition system of the car.
• Under the deck and outside of the hull proper were placed her gasoline tanks, safe from any possible danger of ignition from the interior.
• The coal specimens were imperfectly petrified, and of bad quality, the progress of ignition being very slow.
• Unless the head of the match is rubbed on the prepared phosphorus coating, ignition does not occur, and accidental fires are avoided.
• Something was wrong with the ignition, he guessed, but he had no idea what it could be.
• With the object of effecting a very intimate mixture of gas and air, and of causing this mixture to reach the point of ignition at as high a temperature as possible, M.
• For a moment the sky was red with the lurid glare arising from the simultaneous ignition of 1500 barrels of powder.
• Tallow-wax will burn, and a wax fire is something to get really excited about, but the ignition point is 750 deg.
• The boys helped Fritz push the machine out into the open, and watched intently while he tested the steering gear and tried the ignition.
• Through emotional joy we apprehend, as by the light of an instantaneous ignition, the state of the sufferer.
• The metallic gauze so rapidly conducts away the heat, that the temperature of the gas beneath the gauze is unable to arrive at the point of ignition.
• It should, nevertheless, be remembered that a partially dried precipitate often requires more care during ignition than a thoroughly moist one.
• The precautions mentioned on pages 111 and 123 must be observed with great care during the ignition of this precipitate.
• Spontaneous ignition frequently takes place, and the appearance of the burning grass is described as most magnificent.
• It is deprived of a part of its oxygen when exposed to ignition.
• By ignition with soda upon charcoal in the reduction flame, they are absorbed and reduced to the metallic state.
• Its salts, with organic acids, are decomposed by ignition, and the carbonate of zinc remains.
• Its salts, soluble in water, are decomposed by ignition in free air.
• By ignition the soluble acid is converted into the insoluble.
• Sarrau and Vieille, gases obtained from ignition of dynamite, 19.
• The temperature of ignition of the finished powder should not be below 172 deg.

Similar words containing IGNI without suffix tion

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