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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are fired up" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express enthusiasm, excitement, or motivation about something.
Example: "The team is fired up for the upcoming championship game and ready to give their best performance."
Alternatives: "are excited" or "are energized".
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They are fired up".
I'm glad people are fired up".
The cheers turn into chants of "We are fired up".
The Democrats are fired up with Bush-hatred and ready to take the White House.
I'm full of carbohydrates and my glutes are fired up and ready.
But while young people are fired up about politics, they are unimpressed by politicians.
When A-Mano's huge compressors are fired up, he joked, "the lights flicker all over Apulia".
"People out there are fired up and they're vocalizing it; things are still ongoing," he said.
King's songs have a burnished quality, a glow, as if they are fired up from inside her.
Now we are fired up, trying to get the site recognised as a community asset, among other ideas.
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