flaming
- adjective
- /ˈfleɪmɪŋ/
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encendido
- The artist painted with flaming colors, expressing his deep passion for the subject.
The pain, the the current flaming hurt of failure.
- The pain, the the current flaming hurt of failure.
Examples
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It's by a beautiful mess, which I'm assuming is a Blogger flaming hot Cheeto covered Buffalo cauliflower bites.
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No man who at the terrible moment saw his flashing eyes and sternly set lips is ever likely to forget them, the light of battle still flaming in his eyes.
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The pain, the the current flaming hurt of failure.
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God, is it hot as mother Flaming firecrackers forever.
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The faces of the flaming Seraphin were slightly drawn.
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But no, I'm going to give the gold Twinkie to the flaming hot dude.
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There was a Commission from from some flaming liberals like George Schultz.
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The second thing was a flock of skeletons, flaming birds.
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They all said he was the worst aim until they saw his flaming arrow ripped between the man's eyes.
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He delivered a flaming speech that ignited the crowd's enthusiasm.
Synonyms
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2.8
Having very strong feelings about something
64
3.5
Full of strong, often angry feelings
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6.5
Showing very strong excitement and uncontrolled actions
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6.0
Burning with fire or full of strong feeling such as desire
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5.3
Showing strong excitement or desire, often in the face
3
4.0
Full of strong feeling or interest
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9.9
Having strong energy and excitement, as in a music performance
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3.9
Very strong and intense, often violent and out of control
Showing strong feeling like a bright fire
A discussion full of strong feelings and anger
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Etymology
Flaming comes from flame ('fire') and has long been used for strong feeling, like a sudden 'fire' of anger or passion. That's why flaming describes someone or something with very hot, intense emotion.