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Synonyms & Similar Words
sparking
lighting
kindling
firing
inflaming
inciting
arousing
stimulating
provoking
exciting
energizing
motivating
inspiring
animating
invigorating
revitalizing
rejuvenating
refreshing
renewing
rekindling
restoking
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enlivening
quickening
intensifying
heightening
amplifying
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fueling
feeding
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flaring
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burning
glowing
smoldering
simmering
Meaning of Igniting
The primary meaning of "Igniting" is to set something on fire or to trigger a reaction.
Definitions
- To set something on fire or cause it to start burning
- * To trigger or stimulate a reaction, especially a strong emotional one
- * To start or initiate something, such as a process or a movement
Etymology of Igniting
The word "Igniting" comes from the Latin "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 also taken on figurative meanings, such as triggering a reaction or stimulating a process
Example Uses
- The spark ignited the gasoline, causing a massive explosion
- * Her passion for social justice ignited a movement that spread across the country
- * The new policy ignited a heated debate among lawmakers