inflame in Irish
inflame in Irish is adhain — inflame means to make a feeling, situation, or conflict more intense or heated.
inflame in Irish
adhain
(transitive) To set on fire; to kindle; to cause to burn, flame, or glow.
What does "inflame" mean?
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verb To make a feeling, situation, or conflict more intense or heated.
"The politician's comments only inflamed tensions between the two sides."
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verb To cause a part of the body to become swollen, red, or painful.
"The infection inflamed the tissue around the wound."
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inflame in a sentence
- The politician's comments only inflamed tensions between the two sides.
- His arrogant reply inflamed the crowd even further.
- The infection inflamed the tissue around the wound.
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What is "inflame" in Irish?
"inflame" in Irish is adhain. inflame means: To make a feeling, situation, or conflict more intense or heated.
How do you use "inflame" in a sentence?
Example: "The politician's comments only inflamed tensions between the two sides." In Irish, "inflame" is adhain.
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