ignited

• Adjetivo que describe algo que ha sido encendido o que se ha prendido fuego; también se usa en sentido figurado para indicar una emoción o excitación intensa.

An adjective describing something that has been set on fire or has caught fire; also used figuratively to mean filled with strong emotion or excitement.

1. Set on fireB2formal

   Having been caused to start burning.

   encendido (provocado)

   • The ignited fuel caused a massive explosion.
   • The ignited matchstick quickly burned out.
   • Firefighters contained the ignited debris before it spread.

   Sinónimosalightenkindledfiredinflamedkindled

   Antónimosextinguishedquenched

2. Aroused or excitedC1formal

   Having been stirred up or provoked into strong emotion or action.

   Encendido, excitado

   • His speech ignited a wave of protests across the city.
   • The scandal ignited public outrage.
   • Her passion for art was ignited by the museum visit.

   Sinónimosarousedexcitedfiredinflamedkindledprovokedstirred

   Antónimoscalmindifferentunexcitedunmoved

• Verbo que denota la acción de prender fuego a algo o hacer que arda; también se usa en sentido figurado para indicar el despertar o la excitación de emociones intensas.

A verb used to indicate the act of setting something on fire or causing it to start burning; also used figuratively to mean arousing or exciting strong feelings.

1. Set on fireB2formal

   To cause something to start burning by applying heat or a flame.

   Prender fuego

   • The spark ignited the dry leaves instantly.
   • He used a match to ignite the campfire.
   • The gas leak ignited, causing a massive explosion.

   Sinónimosfireinflamekindlelightset ablazeset on firetorch

   Antónimosdouseextinguishquenchsmother

2. Burst into flamesB2formal

   To begin to burn or catch fire.

   prender fuego, incendiarse

   • The fuel ignited upon contact with the hot engine.
   • The paper ignited quickly in the intense heat.
   • The chemical mixture ignited spontaneously.

   Sinónimosburncatch fireflare upkindletake fire

   Antónimosdouseextinguishquenchsmotherstifle

3. Arouse emotionsC1formal

   To stir up or excite strong feelings, passions, or reactions.

   Encender (emociones)

   • His speech ignited a wave of enthusiasm among the crowd.
   • The controversial article ignited a heated debate.
   • Her passion for justice ignited a movement for change.

   Sinónimosarouseevokeexcitefireinciteinflamekindleprovokerousesparkstimulatestir uptrigger

   Antónimosappeasecalmpacifyquellsoothesubdue