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flame

Definition for flame

noun as in fire

Strong match

brightness

Weak match

rapid oxidation

noun as in object of passion, lover

verb as in burn

Strongest match

ignite

Weak match

flare up

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Example Sentences

And that is how the flame of democracy flickers out.

From Slate

Flame bars created the dancing firestorm behind the characters, augmented by practical visual effects from the actual burning of a replica set.

Kelly has done the same, writing about his grief in songs “Last November” and “Twin Flame.”

For 20 years, Judith Jamison has not just tended the flame, but fueled the dance company in ways that make it burn more brightly.

These products can have chemicals added to them that you wouldn’t want in your cooking utensils—like flame retardants created from bromine.

From Slate

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

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