smolder|smoldered|smoldering|smolders in English

verb

[smol·der || 'sməʊldə(r)]

burn or smoke without flame; display repressed feelings of anger; continue in a suppressed state

Use "smolder|smoldered|smoldering|smolders" in a sentence

1. A smoldering grief.

2. The smolder will soon be a flame.

3. The smolder became a blaze.

4. Boyle is still smoldering.

5. Trouble over land smoldered along the Mexican border.

6. Watch out for smoldering fire!

7. What is your brand of charismatic smolder?

8. Would You Extinguish a Smoldering Wick?

9. The campfire smoldered for hours after the blaze died out.

10. The workforce were smoldering with discontent.

11. Arder translate: burn, flame, smoulder, smolder, sting, smart, inflame

12. The wood was smoldering in the fireplace.

13. And in the smoldering interior, there are giants

14. Synonyms for Carbonizes include burns, ignites, smolders, blazes, carbonises, combusts, enflames, enkindles, incinerates and kindles

15. Her tone was conversational although her eyes were smoldering.

16. Aunt Auntie Mame … a stern but smoldering Auntie

17. Smoldering beneath the rituals Of hope for familiarity

18. Why does your anger smolder against the sheep of your pasture?

19. The small rooms were cold and drafty, but the livingroom smoldered in wood heat.

20. Hot spots continued to smolder on the charred hillside as firefighting helicopters Chirred overhead

21. Beyond these limits, however, the fires of the Industrial Revolution barely smoldered, if they burned at all.

22. I left the smoldering rubble and went to find Beny.

23. The mat was smoldering where the burning log had fallen.

24. (“smoldering wick” study note on Mt 12:20, nwtsty)

25. Forest Service crews routinely discover smoldering campfires along trails.