100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "ignite"

Definition

Ignite (verb): To set on fire or to cause to burn; to arouse or excite a feeling, interest, or passion.

Synonyms

• Light
• Kindle
• Spark
• Fire
• Blaze
• Inflame
• Trigger
• Stimulate
• Activate
• Incite

Antonyms

• Extinguish
• Quench
• Suppress
• Douse
• Calm
• Soothe
• Stifle
• Repress
• Pacify
• Subdue

Examples

1. The campfire began to ignite as the dry twigs caught flame.
2. His passion for music can ignite a similar interest in others.
3. The chemical reaction will ignite the mixture if the conditions are right.
4. She hoped to ignite a spark of creativity in her students.
5. The news of the promotion did not ignite the expected excitement among the team.
6. The old leaves were enough to ignite the flames quickly.
7. A few words of encouragement can ignite someone's confidence.
8. The artist's performance was enough to ignite the crowd's enthusiasm.
9. A single match can ignite a massive fire if not controlled.
10. His speech was designed to ignite a sense of urgency in the audience.
11. The fuel will ignite when exposed to a sufficient heat source.
12. She aimed to ignite a conversation about climate change.
13. The demonstration was meant to ignite public interest in the cause.
14. The painter hoped to ignite emotions through his artwork.
15. They used fireworks to ignite the celebration.
16. The debate could ignite a fierce discussion among the participants.
17. His reckless behavior seemed to ignite trouble wherever he went.
18. The documentary aims to ignite awareness about wildlife conservation.
19. A good book can ignite the imagination of its readers.
20. The explosion was powerful enough to ignite nearby structures.
21. The teacher's enthusiasm helped to ignite a love of learning in her students.
22. They hope to ignite a movement for social change.
23. The lightning strike could ignite a forest fire during dry seasons.
24. Her words had the power to ignite hope in the desolate.
25. The match was struck to ignite the candle.
26. His innovative ideas began to ignite discussions in the boardroom.
27. The festival was designed to ignite the community's spirit.
28. A challenge can sometimes ignite a person's potential.
29. The scientists were careful to contain the reaction and prevent it from igniting uncontrollably.
30. His determination to succeed could ignite a fire in others.
31. The motivational speaker aimed to ignite the audience's ambitions.
32. The flickering flame seemed to ignite memories of her childhood.
33. A single act of kindness can ignite a chain reaction of goodwill.
34. The heated argument failed to ignite any real change in their relationship.
35. The lecture was meant to ignite curiosity about space exploration.
36. It only took a spark to ignite the dry grass.
37. She wanted to ignite a passion for reading in her children.
38. The protest was intended to ignite awareness about the injustice.
39. The combination of chemicals could ignite explosively if mishandled.
40. A great leader can ignite the passion of their followers.
41. The movie's shocking twist was enough to ignite social media discussions.
42. The old engine failed to ignite properly, leaving them stranded.
43. The aroma of spices began to ignite their appetites.
44. The book club meeting was designed to ignite discussions about the latest read.
45. His actions were meant to ignite a sense of urgency among the voters.
46. The concert was planned to ignite excitement before the festival.
47. A good joke can easily ignite laughter in a dull room.
48. The flames began to ignite the surrounding brush quickly.
49. The new policy aimed to ignite innovation within the company.
50. The tension in the room was enough to ignite a confrontation.
51. Her smile was enough to ignite a warm feeling in his heart.
52. The community event was set to ignite interest in local arts.
53. The coach tried to ignite the team's spirit before the big game.
54. Properly managing the fire can prevent it from igniting out of control.
55. The inspirational quote seemed to ignite a new motivation in her.
56. The spark from the fireworks managed to ignite the nearby foliage.
57. The scientist was excited to ignite a new research project.
58. His careless words could easily ignite an argument.
59. The campaign sought to ignite a dialogue on mental health.
60. She wanted to ignite a love for nature in her children.
61. The teacher's passion for history helped to ignite similar interests in her students.
62. A good mentor can ignite potential in their mentees.
63. The fire was carefully tended to ensure it wouldn't ignite any nearby structures.
64. The artist’s work was intended to ignite conversation about societal issues.
65. A well-placed comment can ignite a heated discussion online.
66. The excitement from the crowd began to ignite the performers' energy.
67. The summer heat can easily ignite the forest if not monitored.
68. His reckless actions were enough to ignite the fury of the crowd.
69. The environmental disaster was enough to ignite global outrage.
70. The festival’s activities were designed to ignite a sense of community.
71. Her enthusiasm began to ignite the team's motivation.
72. The news report aimed to ignite awareness about the ongoing crisis.
73. The teacher's creativity helped to ignite a passion for science.
74. The explosion could ignite other hazardous materials nearby.
75. The performance was crafted to ignite the audience’s emotions.
76. The new findings were enough to ignite interest in further studies.
77. The smell of smoke began to ignite her memories of camping trips.
78. The coach's pep talk aimed to ignite the team before the final match.
79. The powerful imagery was designed to ignite a response from viewers.
80. A simple gesture can ignite a wave of kindness.
81. The debate was intended to ignite a discussion on climate policies.
82. The fireworks display was meant to ignite the holiday spirit.
83. The new exhibit was set to ignite interest in the museum.
84. The movie's climax managed to ignite a flurry of emotions.
85. The spark from the lighter was enough to ignite the barbecue grill.
86. The teacher hoped to ignite a lifelong love of mathematics in her students.
87. The oil spill did ignite widespread criticism and concern.
88. The charity event was designed to ignite generosity among the attendees.
89. His compelling argument was enough to ignite debate among the critics.
90. The smell of fresh bread can ignite fond memories of home.
91. The musician’s lyrics seemed to ignite a movement for change.
92. The careful planning helped to prevent the fire from igniting unexpectedly.
93. The announcement was meant to ignite excitement for the upcoming project.
94. A powerful story can ignite empathy in its audience.
95. The sparkler was enough to ignite the children’s joy during the celebration.
96. The historical event aimed to ignite interest in local heritage.
97. His curiosity began to ignite a quest for knowledge.
98. The fire drill was intended to ignite awareness about safety procedures.
99. The gala was designed to ignite support for the charity's mission.
100. A well-timed compliment can easily ignite someone's confidence.