Pronunciation: /əˈflɛr/
adjective in a state of flames or burning
A1 The campfire was aflare with bright flames.
A2 The fireworks set the night sky aflare with colorful bursts.
B1 The protest march set the city streets aflare with passion and energy.
B2 The artist's new exhibition set the art world aflare with excitement and anticipation.
C1 The political scandal set the media aflare with speculation and controversy.
C2 The scientific discovery set the academic community aflare with debate and discussion.
adverb in a state of excitement or activity
A1 The campfire was set aflare by the strong wind.
A2 The fireworks set the night sky aflare with colorful explosions.
B1 The protest march set the city streets aflare with chants and banners.
B2 The artist's new exhibition set the art world aflare with excitement and anticipation.
C1 The scandalous revelations set the political world aflare with speculation and intrigue.
C2 The groundbreaking scientific discovery set the academic community aflare with debate and discussion.
formal The fire department quickly extinguished the blaze before it could spread aflare.
informal The bonfire got a bit out of control and was aflare for a few minutes.
slang The party was so lit, the dance floor was aflare with energy.
figurative Her emotions were aflare as she struggled to contain her anger.
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