Inflame is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFLAME in dictionary:

VERB:
• to set on fire
• provoke or intensify (strong feelings, especially anger) in someone
• provoke (someone) to strong feelings
• make (a situation) worse
• cause inflammation in (a part of the body)
• light up with or as if with flames
• make angry or excited
• To set on fire; to kindle; to cause to burn, flame, or glow.
• Fig.: To kindle or intensify, as passion or appetite; to excite to an excessive or unnatural action or heat; as, to inflame desire.
• To provoke to anger or rage; to exasperate; to irritate; to incense; to enrage.
• To put in a state of inflammation; to produce morbid heat, congestion, or swelling, of; as, to inflame the eyes by overwork.
• To exaggerate; to enlarge upon.
• To grow morbidly hot, congested, or painful; to become angry or incensed.
• catch fire
• cause to start burning
• arouse or excite feelings and passions
• become inflamed; get sore

Words related to INFLAME

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Words that contain INFLAME

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How to use INFLAME in a sentence

• He set to work to inflame the University of Paris and the Inquisition against her.
• His only fear was that drinking might inflame the mob again.
• Special efforts have been made to secure their attendance at meetings to enlist their sympathies and to inflame their passions.
• It is our duty rather to spur on and inflame that excellent eagerness of yours, and not to transfer any portion of it to another object of care in a different direction.
• While there was hope that they might call Beauregard back out of their own good sense, I was determined to say nothing to inflame them.
• They say, who know, that it would need but slight provocation to inflame the two to war.
• The Opposition thought this was exactly the proper moment to increase and inflame the quarrel between us and the Americans.
• All this was a great blow to Thomas Norman, although he continued to inflame the few Indians who still remained rebellious as well as the renegade white men.
• The reported tales of an escaped nun did much to inflame the bigoted populace, but this passed, and today St.
• The deficit in the last month amounts to 660,000,000 livres, Discourse of Thibadeau to inflame republicanism.
• Whilst he was occupied in this service, a general rebellion broke out, which his severity to the Druids served rather to inflame than allay.
• No more was necessary to inflame the ambition of Cortez, and the avarice of his followers.
• Our armies will march back with their plunder, the news of the damage done will inflame all England, and then a great army will march north.
• He regarded him as a brand likely to inflame others, but itself by no means to be plucked from the burning.
• Meanwhile, they continued to thunder against the violation of parliamentary privileges, and by their violent outcries to inflame the whole nation.
• The tories said this was an invidious reflection, calculated to mislead and inflame the people, for the reputation of the kingdom had never been so high as at this very juncture.
• This suggestion was a ministerial artifice to inflame the zeal and resentment of the nation, and intimidate the members in the opposition.
• It was supposed that the excitement produced by the arrest of the leaders was necessary to inflame the enthusiasm of the populace.
• The suggestion needed no other encouragement than her beauty, ever present to inflame us both.
• Both tend to irritate and relax if not to inflame the throat, not to mention their bad effects on the general health, both psychical and physical.
• The Colonial Statesman had a well-founded idea that the zeal of his audience outstripped its knowledge, and set himself to improve the latter rather than to inflame the former.
• The Heroick Writers may work up Battles as successfully, and inflame them with Gold or stain them with Crimson.
• Exaggeration stepped in to inflame the minds of the speculators, with the enormous wealth which awaited them in the interior of Africa.
• In answer to our inquiries after his health, he replied that he had a slow fever, which made him take all possible care not to inflame his blood.
• If I desired to inflame your breast with rage against this tyrant, I should need only to relate one instance of his cruelty and injustice.
• Apes is very popular with the Indians, and this persecution of him, which at least was unnecessary, will inflame them the more.
• This deficiency in the minds of such men may be attributed to a thirst of learning, which the very means to allay can only inflame.
• Something of that indignant hatred which was springing into active life all through the western continent began to inflame his breast.
• Each new obstacle served only to inflame his impatience, and to provoke his temper.

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