100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "flame"

Definition

The verb flame refers to the act of burning with a bright, hot light, or producing a fire that emits light and heat. It can also mean to express strong emotion or to display intense feelings, often in a confrontational or aggressive manner, especially in online communication.

Synonyms

Blaze
Burn
Ignite
Shine
Glow
Flash
Flicker
Radiate
Scorch

Antonyms

Extinguish
Cool
Douse
Quench
Muffle

Examples

The campfire began to flame brightly as the sun set.
She watched the logs flame in the fireplace.
The artist used vibrant colors to flame the canvas with life.
His anger began to flame as the argument escalated.
The fireworks flamed in the night sky, captivating the audience.
The candle's wick started to flame as he lit it.
The debate caused emotions to flame among the participants.
The dry leaves quickly flamed when the spark hit them.
As the gas ignited, the burner flamed to life.
The discussion on social media began to flame out of control.
She felt her cheeks flame with embarrassment during the speech.
The wildfire began to flame across the dry landscape.
His passion for the project seemed to flame brighter each day.
The torch flamed brightly, illuminating the path ahead.
The sun began to flame through the clouds at dawn.
Their rivalry would often flame into heated arguments.
The smell of smoke made her heart flame with dread.
The paper quickly flamed when it came into contact with the match.
It was hard to ignore the flame of jealousy in her heart.
The bonfire flamed high, sending sparks into the night.
His eyes seemed to flame with determination.
The engine began to flame as it overheated.
A sense of pride would flame within her whenever she succeeded.
The chef watched closely as the sauce began to flame in the pan.
The colors of the sunset flamed across the horizon.
Anger began to flame in her chest as she listened to the accusations.
The fireworks flamed in brilliant colors, dazzling the crowd.
The athlete’s spirit would flame during important competitions.
The leaves began to flame in the autumn sun.
He felt his heart flame with excitement at the news.
The argument continued to flame until the moderator intervened.
The campfire had started to flame out of control.
Her cheeks would often flame when he complimented her.
The embers continued to flame long after the fire had died down.
The sun's rays began to flame through the trees.
Their old feud would flame up whenever they crossed paths.
She could see his temper flame during the discussion.
The stack of wood began to flame as the fire caught.
The political debate would often flame into chaos.
The warmth of the fire made her heart flame with comfort.
The sky began to flame as the day ended.
The chef instructed them to let the alcohol flame for flavor.
The athlete’s dedication would often flame in the face of adversity.
The old house had begun to flame with neglect.
His pride would flame at the thought of losing.
The candles flamed softly during the romantic dinner.
The torchlight seemed to flame in the dark.
Her spirit would often flame when advocating for her beliefs.
The firework display caused the crowd to flame with excitement.
The leaves seemed to flame in the autumn breeze.
His jealousy would often flame when he saw them together.
The sun would flame in the afternoon heat.
The discussion began to flame when the topic turned controversial.
The bonfire would flame brightly on cool evenings.
His eyes would flame with passion whenever he spoke about his work.
The fire pit began to flame as they added more wood.
The colors of the sunset would flame over the ocean.
The argument would almost always flame when politics was involved.
Her cheeks would flame with joy at the surprise party.
The campfire flickered but began to flame with the right kindling.
The festival's lights would flame against the night sky.
The passionate speech caused spirits to flame among the audience.
The old engine would flame and sputter before stalling.
His resentment would sometimes flame unexpectedly.
The fire would flame higher with the strong winds.
The paint colors would flame on the artist’s palette.
Their competitive nature would often flame during games.
The passion in her voice would flame as she spoke about her dreams.
The sparks would flame into the air as they roasted marshmallows.
The sun began to flame down fiercely on the beach.
The debate would often flame into personal attacks.
The fireworks would flame in synchrony with the music.
His heart would flame with hope during trying times.
The ancient ruins seemed to flame with stories of the past.
The fire in the hearth began to flame as the logs caught.
The artist loved to flame emotions on canvas.
The conversation would often flame with enthusiasm.
The campfire's glow would flame in the dark woods.
She felt her heart flame with love as he approached.
The oil lamp would flame gently in the corner of the room.
His excitement would flame when discussing his favorite book.
The charity event would flame a sense of community.
The summer sun would flame overhead during July.
The wildflowers began to flame with colors in spring.
Their rivalry would often flame during the championship.
The fireworks display would flame brightly on New Year’s Eve.
The tension in the room began to flame as the meeting progressed.
His passion for music would flame every time he performed.
The paper began to flame as it neared the candle’s flame.
The sun would flame in the sky, casting long shadows.
The children watched in awe as the fire began to flame.
The old photograph seemed to flame memories of nostalgia.
The protest would flame with the voices of the crowd.
His eyes would flame with determination as he faced challenges.
The heat would flame from the stove as she cooked.
The campfire would flame and crackle in the stillness of the night.
The colors of the rainbow would flame after the rain.
His pride would often flame when he achieved something great.
The discussion would flame when they touched on sensitive topics.
The warmth of the sun would flame on her skin during summer days.