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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am burning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing a current state of burning, whether literally or metaphorically, such as feeling intense emotions or sensations.
Example: "I am burning with excitement as I wait for the concert to start."
Alternatives: "I am on fire" or "I am aflame."
Dictionary
am burning
noun
The act by which something burns or is burned.
Exact(10)
When, near the close of the play, Hedda burns the manuscript that Thea and Lövborg assembled together — "I am burning your child," she famously remarks — Blanchett slams the door of the oven and whips around, her profile spotlit.
Then by flame-light I see: I am burning his med-school easel.
"It means I am burning off a lot of energy," Tutera said.
I think of it now because when I light the woodstove, I realize that I am burning time.
I am burning his left-behind craft, he who was the first to turn our family, naked, into art.
"If my efforts are painful," he says toward the end of the book, in a wonderful distillation of the difficulties of attentiveness, "if I am anguished, it is because sometimes I get closer, I am burning: in a certain photograph I believe I perceive the lineaments of truth".
Similar(50)
"The floors were burning.
Another village was burning.
She is burning out.
Something somewhere is burning.
It was burning down.
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