Synonyms for ignited
ig·nit·ed

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1. ignited, enkindled, kindledadjective

   set afire

   "the ignited paper"; "a kindled fire"

   Synonyms:
   enkindled, kindled

   Antonyms:
   unlighted, unlit

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1. List of paraphrases for "ignited":

   inflamed, sparked, fueled, lit

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1. Lydia Villa-Komaroff:

   It might have been ignited by President Donald Trump, but it's not about President Donald Trump, it's about the importance of science in society and continuing the support for the science community in keeping our edge.

2. Jeff Beck:

   When Johnny and I started playing together, it really ignited our youthful spirit and creativity, we would joke about how we felt 18 again, so that just became the album title too.

3. China Daily:

   While no one should expect the summit to have ironed out all the differences and erased the deep-seated mistrust between the two long-time foes, it has ignited hopes that they will be finally able to put an end to their hostility and that the long-standing peninsula issues can finally be resolved. These hopes should not be extinguished.

4. Benjamin Reitzes:

   After ramping up in late summer, Canadian homebuilding activity took a bit of a breather in October, while the pullback in starts suggests that housing might be a bit of drag on GDP growth in Q4, the decline was welcome as it will ease concerns about overbuilding ignited by the big prints in August and September.

5. Karen Dumas:

   While a lot of people don't like what they have seen come out of the Donald Trump administration, I don't think Joe Biden and Harris have ignited them as well as they should have, people are doing their research and remember Biden's role in the crime deal in'94 and Harris' prosecutorial record and are again looking at this as the lesser of two evils.