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flare

[flair] / flɛər /


VERB
spread
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


Example Sentences

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While spats have flared up between the two countries in recent decades, fueled by historical animosity, this time it feels different, say analysts.

From BBC

Controversy flared around Kennedy again, with Switzerland reporting him to the umpire for the same offence in their 9-5 win.

From BBC

As it returns to the screen, younger viewers may glimpse another era - flared trousers, drafting tables, cigarette smoke curling under fluorescent lights.

From BBC

It flared during my morning runs and followed me to the office.

From The Wall Street Journal

As capital expenditures have skyrocketed, controversies have occasionally flared over companies’ moves to extend the useful lives of the assets they are depreciating.

From The Wall Street Journal