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ablaze [*.'blejz] |
The word "ablaze" is an
adjective that means on fire or in flames. It describes a situation
where something is burning or engulfed in flames. "Ablaze" can also be used metaphorically to describe a strong passion, intense emotions, or vivid colours. The word is derived from Middle English, "ablaesen," which means to set on fire. Synonyms for "ablaze" include burning, fiery, blazing, and aflame. The word can describe literal and figurative scenarios where something is vividly or intensely depicted. The word "ablaze" can be used in the following sentences: The forest was ablaze, with flames spreading rapidly. She lit the candles, and the room was ablaze with light. The protesters set the car ablaze during the demonstration. The news of her success set social media ablaze with congratulations. The sunset turned the sky ablaze with vibrant hues. |
ablaze - w ogniu engulfed - pochłonięty depicted - przedstawiony |
Explain the word "ablaze". Give some examples of using the word "ablaze" in sentences.