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Meanings of rekindle in English

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Usage of rekindle in English
1
It extinguishes natural affection; and no subsequent kindness can rekindle the flame.
The Christian Home / As it is in the Sphere of Nature and the Ch...
2
How is it possible that they had managed to rekindle their relationship?
The South African
3
Perhaps I would rekindle it tonight when I saw Ms. Alissa's Honda.
Double Dexter
4
An unexpectedly long engagement in Syria could rekindle a bid for Treasuries.
Reuters
5
The mere mention of the incident seemed to rekindle a long-nursed animosity.
In the shadow of gotham
6
At any moment sparks might fly from it and rekindle the fire.
The Young Wireless Operator—As a Fire Patrol / Or, The Story of ...
7
Asked if the loans would rekindle merger talks between GM and No.
Reuters
8
They tried, however, to rekindle the dwindling flame of the first love.
Original Short Stories — Volume 02
9
While I read, a servant entered upon tiptoe, to rekindle the fire.
Berlin and Sans-Souci; Or, Frederick the Great and His Friends
10
A new tankard of wine to rekindle the mirth of the lords?
The Abominations of Modern Society
11
The little dots represented free places to stay, eat, and rekindle relations.
A Life in Parts
12
Tbose's efforts to rekindle with son and baby mama are temporarily curbed.
The South African
13
However, British media say they are keen to rekindle it should Southampton agree.
Reuters
14
A number of factors coalesced in the last year to rekindle Mobb's unease.
The Guardian
15
An opportunity to rekindle that love affair that has flickered out of late.
The Guardian
16
Now it does not, could that rekindle debate about reforming the electoral system?
Reuters
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