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View usage for: (əfleɪm) 1. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE]If something is on fire, you can say it is aflame. [literary] Hundreds of tightly rolled newspapers were set aflame among the 50,000 crowd. Synonyms: burning, lighted, lit, flaming More Synonyms of aflame 2. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, oft ADJ with n]If you say that something is aflame, you mean it is filled with light or colour. [literary] The shop windows were aflame with Christmas lights. Synonyms: red, flushed, inflamed, ruddy More Synonyms of aflame More Synonyms of aflame aflame in British English (əˈfleɪm) adverb, adjective (postpositive)2. in a state of intense emotion the whole country was aflame with excitement 3. (of the face) red or inflamed aflame in American English (əˈfleɪm) adverb, adjective2. glowing aflame with color Examples of 'aflame' in a sentenceaflame But it's slightly complicated actually,' he said, his face aflame.She stood squarely, a righteous colossus, legs braced apart and ruddy countenance aflame with determination.Is it possible," Holden probed, `for this craft to set the world aflame, then?Jarvis and Peter watched as they poured some liquid over a parked car, then stepped back and set it aflame. Definition in flames Hundreds of tightly rolled newspapers were set aflame. a bush aflame with autumnal colour Definition deeply aroused Everything about this spectacular movie is aflame. Additional synonymsDefinition on fire Shops, houses and vehicles were ablaze. Synonyms on fire, lighted, burning, flaming, blazing, fiery, ignited, alight, aflame, afireAll his senses were afire. Synonyms passionate, excited, stimulated, aroused, fervent, impassioned, aglow Definition on fire The rioters set several buildings alight. Synonyms on fire, ignited, set ablaze, lit, burning, aflame, blazing, flaming, flaring - aficionado
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