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rekindle

verb as in light again

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The firefighter also wrote that he and his colleagues knew immediately that the Jan. 7 fire was a rekindle of the Jan. 1 blaze.

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The third firefighter also wrote that he and his colleagues knew immediately that the Jan. 7 fire was a rekindle of the Jan. 1 blaze.

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The resounding victory by his party in last Sunday’s congressional elections has rekindled hope the tax might be on the way out.

But the comeback isn’t so much about rekindling that past as it is about shoring up the present.

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And advertising, in general, began catering to the lifestyles of singles, rekindling the desire for bachelor freedoms.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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