What is another word for in flames?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪn flˈe͡ɪmz], [ ɪn flˈeɪmz], [ ɪ_n f_l_ˈeɪ_m_z]
Synonyms for In flames:
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adj.
• burning- Oxidizing ,
- Searing ,
- blistering ,
- broiling ,
- enkindled ,
- gleaming ,
- heated ,
- illuminated ,
- red-hot ,
- scorching ,
- sizzling ,
- torrid .
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v.
• agitate • anger- acerbate ,
- affront ,
- aggravate ,
- antagonize ,
- bait ,
- blow up ,
- boil ,
- boil over ,
- bristle ,
- chafe ,
- cross ,
- displease ,
- fret ,
- get mad ,
- get on one's nerves ,
- goad ,
- lose one's temper ,
- make sore ,
- miff ,
- nettle ,
- offend ,
- outrage ,
- pique ,
- raise hell ,
- rankle ,
- rant ,
- rave ,
- seethe ,
- stew ,
- stir up ,
- tempt ,
- umbrage .
- abrade ,
- anger ,
- bark ,
- bother ,
- corrode ,
- damage ,
- erode ,
- excoriate ,
- exercise ,
- fume ,
- graze ,
- harass ,
- hurt ,
- impair ,
- irk ,
- itch ,
- peel ,
- rage ,
- rasp ,
- rub ,
- scrape ,
- scratch ,
- skin ,
- wear .
- add insult to injury ,
- envenom ,
- fan the flames ,
- feed the fire ,
- go from bad to worse ,
- hit on ,
- push one's button ,
- rattle one's cage ,
- rub salt in a wound .
- acidify ,
- be violent ,
- brew ,
- bubble ,
- churn ,
- concoct ,
- dissolve ,
- effervesce ,
- evaporate ,
- fester ,
- fizz ,
- foam ,
- froth ,
- leaven ,
- moil ,
- overflow ,
- ripen ,
- simmer ,
- sour ,
- sparkle ,
- work .
- add fuel ,
- bring about ,
- hint ,
- initiate ,
- insinuate ,
- plan ,
- plot ,
- rabble-rouse ,
- scheme ,
- set on ,
- suggest .
- bestir ,
- flare ,
- get smoking ,
- set fire ,
- wake .
Other relevant words:
- complicate ,
- deepen ,
- enhance ,
- exaggerate ,
- heighten ,
- inflame ,
- magnify ,
- mount ,
- rise .
- alarm ,
- argue ,
- bug ,
- bug up ,
- burn up ,
- confuse ,
- craze ,
- debate ,
- discompose ,
- disconcert ,
- discuss ,
- dispute ,
- disquiet ,
- distract ,
- egg on ,
- examine ,
- ferment ,
- flurry ,
- fluster ,
- get to ,
- incite ,
- make flip ,
- move ,
- perturb ,
- push buttons ,
- ruffle ,
- spook ,
- stir ,
- trouble ,
- turn on ,
- unhinge ,
- upset ,
- ventilate ,
- work up ,
- worry .
- charge ,
- feed ,
- fill 'er up ,
- fill up ,
- gas ,
- gas up ,
- nourish ,
- service ,
- stoke up ,
- supply ,
- sustain ,
- tank up .
- Tepefy ,
- bake ,
- bask ,
- blaze ,
- broil ,
- calorify ,
- char ,
- enflame ,
- enkindle ,
- flame ,
- flush ,
- frizzle ,
- fry ,
- glow ,
- grill ,
- grow hot ,
- grow warm ,
- incandesce ,
- incinerate ,
- melt ,
- oxidate ,
- oxidize ,
- perspire ,
- raise the temperature ,
- reheat ,
- roast ,
- scald ,
- scorch ,
- sear ,
- set on fire ,
- singe ,
- smelt ,
- steam ,
- sun ,
- swelter ,
- thaw ,
- toast ,
- warm up .
- burst into flames ,
- catch fire ,
- flare up ,
- put match to ,
- set alight ,
- set fire to ,
- start up ,
- take fire .
- erupt ,
- get on nerves ,
- pain ,
- rattle ,
- redden ,
- rub the wrong way ,
- sensitize ,
- sharpen ,
- sting ,
- swell ,
- try .
- brighten ,
- cast ,
- flood ,
- floodlight ,
- furnish with light ,
- highlight ,
- illume ,
- illumine ,
- irradiate ,
- light up ,
- lighten ,
- limelight ,
- make bright ,
- make visible ,
- put on ,
- shine ,
- spot ,
- spotlight ,
- strike a match ,
- switch on .
- Conflagrant ,
- Fuming ,
- Unextinguished ,
- ablaze ,
- afire ,
- aflame ,
- aglow ,
- alight ,
- ardent ,
- blazing ,
- burning ,
- candescent ,
- fiery ,
- flagrant ,
- flaming ,
- flaring ,
- flickering ,
- glowing ,
- hot ,
- ignited ,
- in a blaze ,
- incandescent ,
- inflamed ,
- kindled ,
- live ,
- living ,
- on fire ,
- overheated ,
- red hot ,
- reeking ,
- scintillating ,
- smoking ,
- smoldering ,
- white-hot .
- ache ,
- afflict ,
- aggrieve ,
- agonize ,
- ail ,
- anguish ,
- bite ,
- chasten ,
- constrain ,
- convulse ,
- cut to the quick ,
- discomfort ,
- distress ,
- excruciate ,
- grieve ,
- gripe ,
- harm ,
- harrow ,
- hit where one lives ,
- injure ,
- nick ,
- punish ,
- rack ,
- sadden ,
- smart ,
- strain ,
- stress ,
- suffer ,
- throb ,
- tingle ,
- torture ,
- wound .
How to use "In flames" in context?
Most people think of flames as a happy and beautiful sight. However, a fire can be deadly if it becomes uncontrolled. Fires occur when there is something combustible, like paper or cloth, that catches fire. There are several ways a fire can start. Sparks from an object striking another object, like a piece of metal, can set something on fire. Burning embers from a previous fire can create a new one. Heat from the fire can vaporize water in the air, creating a hazardous mist. Finally, the fire can spread by pulling fuel and oxygen from the surrounding environment.fires cause thousands of fatalities each year around the world. In the U.
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