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Meanings of flared in English

Flaring.

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Usage of flared in English
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Rebel violence has flared across the Himalayan region over the past week.
Reuters
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Trouble flared throughout the North from early yesterday to early this morning.
The Irish Times
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Violence also flared in a separate conflict with Shi'ites in the north.
Reuters
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Ulster Unionist Jim Rodgers said he was not surprised violence had flared.
The Irish Times
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When tempers flared at the West Bank, the Israeli authorities opened fire.
The South African
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The stars flared in the sky like the lights of celestial costermongers.
The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes
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But trouble flared afterwards as protesters reached the nationalist Short Strand area.
BBC
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Security staff called in gardaí late on Friday night when disturbances flared.
The Irish Times
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There is also a sense that this crisis flared with little warning.
The Guardian
10
Despite the torches that flared up, the darkness was mainly in control.
The Last of the Chiefs: A Story of the Great Sioux War
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Then Alby's words started to make sense and panic flared in Thomas.
The Maze Runner
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Turmoil flared up again and the search resumed for a long-term solution.
The Irish Times
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A single spark flared among the torn components visible inside the access.
Beyond The Frontier: Guardian
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Scores of torches flared in the darkness as the workmen hurried westward.
The Young Engineers in Arizona; or, Laying Tracks on the Man-kil...
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Beyond in the rude room of the shack a lamp flared smokily.
Kenny
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The flames were said to have flared up in the devoted city.
Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 1
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