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ignite
verb
-
ignite
,
igniting
,
ignites
,
ignited
causes
something
to
start
burning
,
or
starts
burning
itself
.
•
The
match
ignites
the
candle's
wick
.
The
match
ignites
the
candle's
wick
.
•
He
ignites
the
charcoal
for
the
grill
.
He
ignites
the
charcoal
for
the
grill
.
From
Latin
ignire
'to
set
on
fire'
,
from
ignis
'fire'
.
verb
-
ignite
,
igniting
,
ignites
,
ignited
arouses
strong
feelings
,
excitement
,
or
activity
suddenly
.
•
The
speech
ignites
passion
in
the
listeners
.
The
speech
ignites
passion
in
the
listeners
.
•
One
comment
ignites
a
heated
argument
online
.
One
comment
ignites
a
heated
argument
online
.
verb
-
ignite
,
igniting
,
ignites
,
ignited
to
cause
something
to
start
burning
•
The
chef
ignited
the
gas
stove
to
start
cooking
dinner
.
The
chef
ignited
the
gas
stove
to
start
cooking
dinner
.
•
They
ignited
the
bonfire
with
dry
leaves
and
twigs
.
They
ignited
the
bonfire
with
dry
leaves
and
twigs
.
From
Latin
ignitus
,
past
participle
of
ignīre
(“
to
set
on
fire
”),
from
ignis
(“
fire
”).
verb
-
ignite
,
igniting
,
ignites
,
ignited
to
begin
to
burn
•
The
dry
grass
ignited
easily
in
the
heat
.
The
dry
grass
ignited
easily
in
the
heat
.
•
The
fuse
ignited
and
the
firework
launched
.
The
fuse
ignited
and
the
firework
launched
.
From
Latin
ignitus
,
past
participle
of
ignīre
(“
to
set
on
fire
”),
from
ignis
(“
fire
”).
verb
-
ignite
,
igniting
,
ignites
,
ignited
to
arouse
or
excite
strong
feelings
or
actions
•
His
speech
ignited
protests
across
the
city
.
His
speech
ignited
protests
across
the
city
.
•
The
news
ignited
public
outrage
.
The
news
ignited
public
outrage
.
From
Latin
ignitus
,
past
participle
of
ignīre
(“
to
set
on
fire
”),
from
ignis
(“
fire
”).
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