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Meanings of flare in English
Usage of flare in English
1
Despite a positive trajectory, a flare-up or second wave is not impossible.
2
Contention over environmental issues is likely to flare from time to time.
3
A crash or flare-up of symptoms can last days, weeks or months.
4
But Ms Gallagher said the odd flare up was not a concern.
5
Finding a slightly wider spot or flare is of particular importance here.
6
The dancing lights had become a continuous flare; the lad moaned steadily.
7
Morgana felt a tiny flare of surprise as she recognized that power.
8
The flare of the lamp was reflected in his glassy, upturned eyes.
9
A flare of hope shot higher within her, but crashed down again.
10
From across the river the accustomed flare of the furnaces is missing.
11
Nivea's balm will soothe irritable skin and prevent future flare-ups from occurring.
12
IGNITING a flare is a risk worth taking for a wannabe hooligan.
13
Politic, that: keeping away from the pilgrimage route where tempers might flare.
14
A burning barn in that direction made a flare on the sky.
15
Firefighters are continuing to monitor the convention centre site for any flare-ups.
16
And that, perhaps, will cause a new starburst flare, a new Caress.
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Translations for flare
Russian
Flare through the time
Flare across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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