The word ‘aflame’ is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that means ‘on fire’, and it can be used in many different contexts. For example, “The sky was aflame with the setting sun.”.
"When we spoke to the investigator he told us that it was an incendiary fire, which means that it was a suspected arson, that someone intentionally set the place aflame," Zahid said in a video message on the institute's Facebook page.
Many MPs' inboxes are aflame with demands that Israel be unequivocally denounced, often with the assertion that silence is complicity in child-murder, sometimes with threats of retribution.
This is due no doubt in part to the hoggishness of moneyed men who would prefer to croon with crotches aflame than impart an additional farthing to the fisc, as Mr King suggests.
However, I was upset at the caption "Foreign policy going down in flames" that you used beneath the picture of a British soldier in Iraq, who is set aflame as he escapes from his armoured vehicle.
They had seen the twin towers of the World Trade Centre reduced to rubble, the Pentagon aflame and a field in Pennsylvania transformed into a graveyard.
Residents from the northern Lebanese city gather in the backyard eagerly discussing the library's reconstruction.On January 3rd, Tripoli's Al-Saeh library was set aflame, purportedly by Salafists, fundamentalist Muslims, after rumours circulated accusing Father Ibrahim Sarrouj, a Greek Orthodox priest and the library's founder, of writing a pamphlet insulting Islam.
Historians will be amazed that, with Ukraine aflame, the West was still debating whether to eject Russia from the G8.
"This is a war not for gains, but to exhaust the other side," says Razan Zeitouneh, a lawyer in hiding in the capital, noting that the eastern city of Deir ez-Zor, where a rebellion seemed to have been suppressed a few months ago, is now aflame again.Moreover, Mr Assad is also feeling the heat of a failing economy.
Libya Dawn pushed east towards Ras Lanuf; Libya's main oil terminal, under the control of Dignity's forces, was set aflame.
AFTER more than a week of steadily rising temperatures, Israel and Palestine are aflame.
But as effigies of the star of "Shall we dance?"—a film Mr Gere acted in and claimed to be re-enacting with Ms Shetty burst aflame in Mumbai, he apologised for causing offence.
