Synonym: burn, kindle, light, stoke. Similar words: dignity, indignity, benignity, sign in, signify, dignify, feigning, insignia. Meaning: [ɪg'naɪt] 
v. 1. cause to start burning; subject to fire or great heat 2. start to burn or burst into flames 3. arouse or excite feelings and passions.
v. 1. cause to start burning; subject to fire or great heat 2. start to burn or burst into flames 3. arouse or excite feelings and passions. 
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1. The gunpowder sometimes fails to ignite.
2. Gunpowder can fail to ignite or explode prematurely.
3. Add gin and sherry and carefully ignite.
4. If the mixture proves difficult to ignite, increase the proportion of ethylene.
5. Wilson can even ignite an issue which voters may not know is troubling them.
6. The spark was supposed to ignite the fusion reaction or miniature thermonuclear explosion.
7. He hit a wall hard enough to briefly ignite a magnesium wheel, but refused to slow down.
8. The firebomb did not ignite and caused only minor damage.
9. Don't back down but do not ignite the situation.
10. Ignite the magnesium ribbon using a micro burner.
11. He can score, pass, rebound and ignite the crowd.
12. Fatherly love is to ignite our voyage sails!
13. Ammonia - air mixtures are quite difficult to ignite.
14. The burning gases can ignite the lean mixture.
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15. Something caused the fuel to ignite with devastating consequences.
16. The band will also ignite new flame of war!
17. The burning foam generates such heat that other items in the room can ignite spontaneously.
18. The racial tension in the area makes it a tinderbox ready to ignite.
19. UN troops are in a cleft stick: something has to be done for the civilian population, yet to retaliate would surely be the spark to ignite all-out war.
20. The heat can penetrate combustible materials, alter their composition and make them ignite at lower temperatures.
21. The chemistry had been between them from the start, waiting only for a wayward spark to ignite it.
22. Motorists should not park their cars in tall grass, because mufflers and catalytic converters can be hot enough to ignite fires.
23. Initially the gravitational self-attraction of the stellar material leads to large internal pressures and temperatures which can ignite thermonuclear burning.
24. The barrels are spun round and heavy firing pins ignite each charge in turn, unleashing a volley of shots.
25. This means a catastrophic engine failure could send a fragment into the wing and ignite the fuel vapour.
26. The barrels are spun round and heavy firing pins ignite each charge in turn, unleashing a volley of fire.
27. Exhaust gases are then subjected to an air injection which encourages unburnt fuel to ignite in the exhaust manifold.
28. Removing price controls now would end queues at state shops but ignite hyper-inflation.
29. There is a massive file cabinet stuffed with documents so old and densely packed they may be ready to ignite spontaneously.
30. Anxiety is like a smouldering fire, a wind can come along and ignite the glowing embers.
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