starfire
- noun
- Literature
:
inspiración repentina
- Whenever she paints, a starfire of creativity seems to light up her mind.
Examples
-
The musician experienced a starfire that led to her best album yet.
-
He felt a starfire of excitement as he stepped onto the stage for the first time.
-
A sudden starfire of ideas helped the team solve the problem in record time.
-
She felt a sudden starfire of creativity while painting.
-
A sudden starfire of ideas helped the team solve the problem in record time.
-
He felt a starfire of excitement as he stepped onto the stage for the first time.
-
The musician experienced a starfire that led to her best album yet.
Synonyms
313
5.8
Strong feeling of energy and passion
57
3.9
A sudden short feeling or idea that comes quickly
40
7.5
A star that explodes and becomes very bright for a short time
39
3.7
A sudden bright light or flame that appears briefly
7
8.6
A star that suddenly becomes much brighter for a short time by throwing out gas
1
4.0
A bright shape with lines spreading out from a center like a star
1
4.1
A sudden strong feeling that makes you active and excited
How Intense
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Starfire comes from joining star ('a bright point in the sky') and fire ('light and heat'), giving the image of a quick, bright spark. So a starfire can mean a sudden burst of energy or ideas, like a 'spark' of creativity.