kindled

• Describe algo que ha sido encendido o prendido fuego; también se usa en sentido figurado para algo que ha sido despertado o avivado.

Describes something that has been set on fire or ignited; also used figuratively to describe something that has been aroused or stirred up.

1. Set on fireB2formal

   Ignited or caused to start burning.

   Encendido

   • The kindled wood crackled in the fireplace.
   • A kindled torch lit the dark cave.
   • The campfire was kindled with dry leaves and matches.

   Sinónimosablazeaflamealightblazingburningignitedlighted

   Antónimosextinguishedquenchedsmothered

• Verbo que designa la acción de encender o prender fuego y, en sentido figurado, despertar o inspirar una emoción o interés.

A verb used to indicate the act of lighting a fire, or figuratively, to arouse or inspire an emotion or interest.

1. Light a fireB2formal

   To start a fire or cause something to burn.

   Encender fuego

   • She kindled the campfire with dry leaves and matches.
   • He kindled the logs in the fireplace to warm the room.
   • The wind helped kindle the flames quickly.

   Sinónimosfireigniteinflamelightspark

   Antónimosdouseextinguishquenchsmothersnuff

2. Arouse or inspireB2formal

   To stir up or awaken an emotion, interest, or feeling.

   Encender, despertar (una emoción o interés)

   • The speech kindled a sense of hope in the audience.
   • Her passion for art was kindled by a visit to the museum.
   • The teacher kindled the students' curiosity about science.

   Sinónimosarouseawakenexcitefireigniteinflameinspireprovokerousestimulatestirtrigger

   Antónimosdampenextinguishquenchstiflesuppress