Synonyms for Afire:

• adj.

  •ablaze (adjective)
  • in censed,
  • most aroused,
  • more fuming,
  • most ignited,
  • more lighted,
  • in tenser,
  • most fuming,
  • more alight,
  • in-censed,
  • most alight,
  • more aroused,
  • in-tense,
  • more fervent,
  • more ignited,
  • in tensest,
  • in-tenser,
  • in tense,
  • more aflame,
  • most flaring,
  • most aflame,
  • in-tensest,
  • most lighted,
  • more flaring.
  •all (adjective)
  • afire.
  •burning (adjective)
  • whitehot,
  • more white hot,
  • most whitehot,
  • more whitehot,
  • white hot,
  • most smoking,
  • more smouldering,
  • more white-hot,
  • most smouldering,
  • in-candescent,
  • more enkindled,
  • most kindled,
  • more oxidizing,
  • most oxidizing,
  • more smoking,
  • in candescent,
  • most enkindled,
  • most white hot,
  • most white-hot,
  • more kindled.
  •enthusiastic (adjective)
  • zealous.
  •fiery (adjective)
  • more agitable,
  • most hot headed,
  • hot headed,
  • most igneous,
  • hot blooded,
  • more igneous,
  • hot tempered,
  • in-flamed,
  • ex citable,
  • most precipitate,
  • more hot headed,
  • most agitable,
  • more hot-headed,
  • un-restrained,
  • ex-citable,
  • in flamed,
  • most hot-headed.
  •fired (adjective)
  • more scorched,
  • most scorched,
  • most smoldering,
  • most kindling,
  • more kindling,
  • more smoldering.
  •lit (adjective)
  • re-splendent.
  •vigorous (adjective)
  • enthusiastic,
  • ardent,
  • eager,
  • lively,
  • fervent,
  • potent,
  • zestful,
  • strong,
  • puissant,
  • excited,
  • vigorous,
  • impassioned,
  • earnest,
  • agitated,
  • active,
  • hearty,
  • virile,
  • powerful,
  • lusty,
  • mettlesome,
  • exuberant,
  • frisky,
  • energetic,
  • spirited,
  • passionate,
  • industrious,
  • zippy,
  • prolific,
  • emphatic,
  • animated,
  • full-blooded,
  • peppy,
  • sprightly,
  • strenuous.
  •zealous (adjective)
  • more gung-ho,
  • most wild eyed,
  • most wildeyed,
  • de voted,
  • most gungho,
  • most gung-ho,
  • more gungho,
  • selfstarting,
  • most self-starting,
  • more selfstarting,
  • most selfstarting,
  • more gung ho,
  • most self starting,
  • more self-starting,
  • most gung ho,
  • most fireball,
  • most fanatic,
  • more fireball,
  • wildeyed,
  • more wild eyed,
  • gungho,
  • de-voted,
  • self starting,
  • more wild-eyed,
  • coming strong,
  • more wildeyed,
  • more self starting,
  • wild eyed,
  • more fanatic,
  • most wild-eyed.

• n.

  •
  • burn,
  • glowing,
  • roaring.
  •afire (noun)
  • lighted.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • torrid,
  • intent on,
  • faithful,
  • feverish,
  • fevered,
  • dedicated,
  • sharp,
  • heated,
  • Sweltered,
  • overheated,
  • candescent,
  • incandescent,
  • intense,
  • drunk,
  • perfervid,
  • fire,
  • dazzling,
  • scorching,
  • warm,
  • combusting,
  • inspired,
  • committed,
  • intoxicated,
  • loyal,
  • boiling over,
  • smoldering,
  • living,
  • luminous,
  • boiling,
  • blatant,
  • unquenched,
  • steamy,
  • in a sweat,
  • in a blaze,
  • breathless,
  • aflicker,
  • scintillant,
  • Fuming,
  • bright,
  • red,
  • cordial,
  • Incalescent,
  • unrestrained,
  • resolute,
  • sparking,
  • ebullient,
  • candent,
  • febrile,
  • flagrant,
  • serious,
  • comburent,
  • ignescent,
  • in a glow,
  • in a fever,
  • delirious,
  • sincere,
  • sudorific,
  • lit up,
  • flushed,
  • steaming,
  • rosy,
  • gleaming,
  • stimulated,
  • guttering,
  • kindled,
  • in earnest,
  • aroused,
  • devout,
  • live,
  • devoted,
  • fervid,
  • scintillating,
  • stirred,
  • intent,
  • abandoned,
  • sweltering,
  • brilliant,
  • belching flames,
  • glaring,
  • Unextinguished,
  • inflamed,
  • ruttish,
  • flaring,
  • hot,
  • keen,
  • reeking,
  • aglow,
  • radiant.

Antonyms for Afire:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    extinguished, stamped, quenched, smothered, unlighted, choked, unlit, dead.

Homophones for Afire:

• abhorrer, aper, abor, apiary, aviary, aver, afro, apar, affaire, averrhoa, au pair, appro, apr, apery, affair, a priori, avower, aperea, affray, abhor, appear.