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afire

/əˈfaɪər/

Traduction: Adjectif littéraire ou vieilli signifiant « en feu » ou « brûlant », souvent employé au sens figuré pour décrire des émotions fortes ou la passion.

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adjective

/əˈfaɪər/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif littéraire ou vieilli signifiant « en feu » ou « brûlant », souvent employé au sens figuré pour décrire des émotions fortes ou la passion.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning 'on fire' or 'ablaze', often used figuratively to describe intense emotion or passion.

  1. Burning or on fireC1formal

    Lit up by or as if by fire or flame; blazing.

    frEn feu, embrasé

    • The barn was set afire by a lightning strike.
    • The dry forest was quickly afire after the campfire was left unattended.
    • The candles set the curtains afire.

    Synonymesablazealightblazingburningfieryflamingignitedkindled

  2. Intensely excited or passionateC1formal

    Filled with strong emotion, excitement, or passion.

    frEn feu (au sens figuré)

    • Her heart was afire with love for him.
    • The crowd was afire with enthusiasm for the band.
    • His speech set the audience afire with patriotic fervor.

    Synonymesardenteagerexcitedferventfieryimpassionedinflamedpassionate

    Antonymesapatheticcalmcoolindifferentunexciteduninterested

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  • more afire comparative form
  • most afire superlative form
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