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Synonyms & Similar Words
activated
sparked
kindled
lit
inflamed
fired
fueled
stimulated
aroused
excited
energized
motivated
inspired
initiated
commenced
started
begun
triggered
set off
detonated
exploded
flared
blazed
burned
smoldered
glowed
shone
radiated
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ignited
enkindled
rekindled
revived
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animated
invigorated
vitalized
dynamized
electrified
galvanized
Meaning of Ignited
The primary meaning of the word "Ignited" is to set something on fire or to cause a strong feeling or reaction to start.
Definitions
- To set something on fire, typically by means of a spark or flame
- To cause a strong feeling or reaction to start, such as anger, passion, or excitement
- To start a process or reaction, such as a chemical reaction or a series of events
Etymology of Ignited
The word "Ignited" comes from the Latin word "ignis", meaning fire, and the suffix "-ite", which forms a verb
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of setting something on fire
Over time, the word has taken on additional meanings, including the figurative sense of causing a strong feeling or reaction to start
Example Uses
- The firework ignited in the sky, exploding into a burst of colorful lights
- The news of the scandal ignited a wave of outrage across the country
- The teacher's enthusiasm ignited a love of learning in her students