Similar words: solar flare, flare, flare up, red flag, pillared, declared, flap, flask. Meaning: [fler /fleə] 
adj. having a gradual increase in width.
adj. having a gradual increase in width. 
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31. Anger suddenly flared in his eyes.
32. Her asthma has flared up again.
33. The rockets flared a warning.
34. Tempers flared and harsh words were exchanged.
35. Violence flared up again last night.
36. Violence flared up in the capital last night.
37. The breeze flared the candle.
38. The fire flared into life.
39. Hatred flared up inside her.
40. In the 1970s they all had flared trousers.
41. The infection in his wounds flared up.
42. Flared trousers first came in during the seventies.
43. Violence has flared up again.
44. She flared up at the least thing.
45. Hope flared up inside her.
46. The bull flared its nostrils and charged.
47. A tiny spark of rebellion flared within her.
48. Tempers flared towards the end of the meeting.
49. The flighting flared after a week.
50. Violence flared up in several cities.
51. The wind flared the candle.
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53. Tempers flared at the conference.
54. The skirt should be flared at the bottom.
55. Camp fires flared like beacons in the dark.
56. His eczema has flared up again.
57. Her golden hair flared like the sun.
58. " And don't speak to me like that!'she flared up.
59. He flared up in a fury and shouted at her.
60. Mary's temper flared up.