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Meanings of sudden flare in English
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Usage of sudden flare in English
1
Sooner or later there would be a sudden flare of open flame.
2
A sudden flare up that's burning quite strong at the moment.
3
Anna pulled away, regarding him with a sudden flare of hope.
4
The sudden flare of light roused the sleeper and she sat up blinking.
5
Toby turned in her chair with a sudden flare of defiance.
6
His implacable insistence whipped her into a sudden flare of defiance.
7
A sudden flare of heat spread across her skin and made her dizzy.
8
Then there came the rasp of a match, a sudden flare in the darkness.
9
It was instantaneous, inevitable as the sudden flare of lightning across a dark sky.
10
The sudden flare cast deep shadows on the face leaning above, and Glendin started.
11
It was over in one sudden flare, like flash paper.
12
Then there was a sudden flare and wisp of smoke.
13
He winced against a sudden flare of light against his closed eyelids and groaned.
14
I remembered something that dampened my sudden flare of anger.
15
Lucy's answer came with a sudden flare of shocked repudiation:
16
Satisfaction gave way to a sudden flare of guilt.
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Sudden flare through the time
Sudden flare across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common