Synonym: firing, ignition system, inflammation, kindling, lighting. Similar words: recognition, munitions, initiation, admonition, ammunition, definition, premonition, ignite. Meaning: [ɪg'nɪʃn] 
n. 1. the process of initiating combustion or catching fire 2. the mechanism that ignites the fuel in an internal-combustion engine 3. the act of setting something on fire.
n. 1. the process of initiating combustion or catching fire 2. the mechanism that ignites the fuel in an internal-combustion engine 3. the act of setting something on fire. 
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31. A sealed hotplate with concealed ignition and an automatic oven timer with the time of day clock.
32. Again, a full engine management system monitors performance and controls the fuel injection and ignition systems.
33. No ignition source has been determined in the crash of the Boeing 747, which killed all 230 people aboard last July.
34. He retained the ignition key though he accidentally left the registration document locked in the glove compartment.
35. As he turned the key in the ignition he reflected on how quickly fate can lay a person low.
36. Tell the mechanic to check the operation of the ignition system.
37. The unnamed man, 34, had just turned the ignition of the Mercedes when it exploded.
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38. Robyn turned the ignition over, realising he was gaining on her with remarkable speed, and the jeep roared into life.
39. Fumes were so strong, he said, his truck kept running even after he turned off the ignition.
40. Before you put your key in the ignition, make sure you are seated in a comfortable position for driving.
41. He would have to lock the boot but he would leave the key in the ignition.
42. Carefully, as if the gentleness of his touch could somehow silence the engine, he turned on the ignition.
43. The most likely source of ignition lay under Grissom's couch where bundles of wires ran across the floor of the capsule.
44. She put the key in the ignition and turned it, but nothing happened.
45. Thus the immediate result of a K / impact anywhere on Earth would be wildfire ignition over the entire planet.
46. The car engine continued to run despite my having the ignition key in my pocket!
47. Lighting up the hotplate is simplicity itself with Valor's unique Autolite ignition.
48. Sacher turned the ignition key, began to drive slowly away.
49. For example,(sentencedict.com) Unison Industries kept an advanced electronic ignition system for light aircraft off the market.
50. It caught on the second try, and after a minute's revving he switched off the ignition and let it die.
51. He gave a terse nod and switched on the ignition.
52. Other attractions include easy mixing with air and easy ignition at wide mixture ratios.
53. With one hand on the hot steering wheel, you reach forward to insert the key in the ignition.
54. Clearly selling a second-hand car without an ignition key or registration document would not be acting in the ordinary course of business.
55. He reached for the key to turn on the ignition, but the car was still running.
56. The only problem for the Peugeot team came early yesterday when Warwick suffered problems with the ignition.
57. It sits atop the ignition switches for the rocket thrusters.
58. What's more, with its automatic ignition system, the Discovery hotplate is exceptionally safe.
59. Key in the ignition, nothing in the glove compartment and the petrol gauge read empty.
60. My Fiat Panda has a similar ignition fault which I have diagnosed to be a disengaged starter motor.
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