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ignite

[ig-nahyt] / ɪgˈnaɪt /


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"It's brilliant to share that interest with my daughter, it ignites more in me and I want to pass on my knowledge."

From BBC

The gold ignited around the black ink, and Danny read those chosen words out loud: “ ‘Beware the place where shadows rise.’

From Literature

In a sequined tiger-print dress, they ignited the crowd and when their score flashed up it drew some boos from spectators.

From Barron's

Takaichi also benefited from a poor showing by the newly formed Centrist Reform Alliance, which united two opposition groups to challenge the LDP but failed to ignite voter enthusiasm.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a video posted on Facebook, he said that the viral buzz had sparked renewed interest among young people and ignited what he called a renaissance of the "African personality".

From BBC