Pronunciation: /ɪnˈfleɪm/
noun none
A1 The inflame on his skin was caused by a mosquito bite.
A2 She applied cream to soothe the inflame on her arm.
B1 The doctor prescribed medication to reduce the inflame in his throat.
B2 The inflame in her joints made it difficult for her to move.
C1 The inflame in his lungs was a result of years of smoking.
C2 The inflame in her eyes required immediate medical attention.
verb to provoke or intensify strong feelings or reactions
A1 The spicy food can inflame my stomach.
A2 Her words inflamed the argument even further.
B1 The politician's speech inflamed tensions between the two countries.
B2 The controversial article inflamed public opinion on the issue.
C1 The inflammatory remarks made by the CEO inflamed the situation within the company.
C2 The inflammatory rhetoric used by the leader inflamed the already tense situation.
adjective none
A1 The inflamed area on my skin is red and painful.
A2 She had to see a doctor for her inflamed tonsils.
B1 The inflamed joint made it difficult for him to walk.
B2 The inflamed nerve caused shooting pain down her leg.
C1 The inflamed tissue required surgery to repair.
C2 The inflamed appendix needed to be removed immediately to prevent further complications.
adverb none
A1 The spicy food inflamed my mouth.
A2 The harsh words inflamed the situation further.
B1 The inflammatory article inflamed tensions between the two countries.
B2 His inflammatory remarks inflamed the crowd, leading to a riot.
C1 The politician's inflammatory speech inflamed public opinion and sparked protests.
C2 The controversial decision inflamed tensions in the region, leading to widespread unrest.
pronoun none
A1 His angry words inflamed the situation further.
A2 The politician's controversial speech inflamed public opinion.
B1 The inflammatory comments made by the CEO inflamed tensions within the company.
B2 The media's biased reporting only served to inflame the already tense situation.
C1 The inflammatory rhetoric used by the leader only served to inflame an already volatile political climate.
C2 The inflammatory language used by the author inflamed passions on both sides of the debate.
preposition none
A1 The spicy food can inflame my stomach.
A2 Her words inflamed his anger even more.
B1 The politician's speech inflamed tensions between the two countries.
B2 The controversial article inflamed public opinion on the issue.
C1 The inflammatory remarks made by the CEO inflamed the situation further.
C2 The inflammatory rhetoric used by the politician inflamed the already volatile situation.
conjunction none
A1 The spicy food can inflame my stomach.
A2 His comments inflamed the situation even further.
B1 The controversial article inflamed public opinion.
B2 The political debate inflamed tensions between the two parties.
C1 Her inflammatory remarks only served to inflame the already heated argument.
C2 The inflammatory rhetoric used by the leader only served to inflame the situation.
interjection none
A1 Inflame! That hot stove is dangerous.
A2 Inflame! Be careful with that match.
B1 Inflame! Watch out for the sparks from the fire.
B2 Inflame! The wildfire is spreading quickly.
C1 Inflame! The protest turned violent.
C2 Inflame! The political speech ignited a heated debate.
article none
A1 The spicy food can inflame my stomach.
A2 She accidentally inflamed the situation by raising her voice.
B1 The politician's speech inflamed the crowd, leading to protests.
B2 The controversial article inflamed public opinion on the issue.
C1 His inflammatory remarks inflamed tensions between the two countries.
C2 The inflammatory rhetoric used by the leader inflamed the already volatile situation.
formal The doctor advised against using any products that may inflame the skin.
informal I accidentally inflamed my allergies by playing with my friend's cat.
slang Don't inflame the situation by bringing up old arguments.
figurative Her words had the power to inflame the hearts of the audience.
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