Phrases with "Flame"
Figurative Language:
* A burning flame of passion: A strong, intense feeling of love or desire.
* Fan the flames: To encourage or intensify something, especially negative emotions or conflict.
* A flicker of hope: A small sign of optimism or possibility.
* Burn with ambition: To be highly motivated and driven.
* Go up in flames: To be destroyed by fire.
* A fiery spirit: A passionate and energetic personality.
* Under a cloud of suspicion: To be under suspicion, like a cloud obscuring the sun.
* To be consumed by flames: To be completely overwhelmed by something.
* To be in a blaze of glory: To be successful or impressive in a grand way.
* To be a blazing success: To be extremely successful.
Literal Language:
* Open flame: Fire that is visible and exposed.
* The flames danced in the fireplace: A description of fire moving and flickering.
* The fire was ablaze: A description of a strong and intense fire.
* The flame was extinguished: The fire was put out.
* A torch with a flickering flame: A description of a torch with a weak flame.
Idioms:
* A flame in the pan: Something that starts with great excitement but quickly fades away.
* To set the world on fire: To achieve great success or make a significant impact.
* To light a fire under someone: To motivate someone to work harder.
* To have a fire in your belly: To be very passionate or driven.
* To add fuel to the fire: To make a situation worse.
Other:
* A flame test: A scientific test to identify the presence of certain elements.
* Flame retardant: A material that resists burning.
* Flame thrower: A weapon that shoots fire.
This is just a small selection of phrases with the word "flame." Depending on the context, there are many other ways to use the word.