Meanings of enflame in English

She struggled, but it seemed to enflame him more.

Critics say a return to harsh interrogations would enflame tensions in Muslim countries and be counterproductive.

It would enflame the whole countryside, he claimed.

Kindle and enflame and enlarge my love.

There are concerns new armed police response teams could enflame already strained relations with Māori and Pasifika communities.

Nonetheless, diplomats and analysts say the involvement of foreign militants has the potential to radicalize and enflame the conflict.

The bombardment continued to enflame the earth and sky, as we loaded some drums of gasoline onto their machine.

Varadkar has a tendency to enflame the reaction to controversies of his government's own making by scolding even reasonable detractors.

At the time, the former head of the Criminal Justice Advisory Group, Chester Borrows, worried they could enflame tensions with Maori and Pasifika communities.

The former doth move and enflame you more; the latter content, please, and pay you better: This doth guide you, the other drive you on.

The fire of her love enflames Antar, and his heart is consumed away.

On the contrary, they rather enflamed his curiosity than extinguished it.

They were secret and enflaming but her image was not entangled by them.

Assuredly, he employed a very resolute arm and a courage enflamed with furious passion.

Bill Shorten! with the desperation of private-schooled stockbrokers enflaming a financial crisis on a trading floor.

On the contrary, it was kindled and enflamed.