The word "inflamed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical condition in which a part of the body becomes red, swollen, and painful, such as when a part of the skin becomes infected or irritated. For example, "The cut on my arm became inflamed and was very painful."
At his review appointment some months later, his specialist notes that he has inflamed joints and writes back to me to request a rheumatology opinion.
The new anti-genetics has an odd resonance from an earlier age when, inflamed by the true faith, Stalin denied the right of the subject itself to exist.
They will not say so explicitly for fear of further aggravating sensitivities, which are already inflamed after Johann Lamont, the ousted leader, noisily departed with the complaint that the Labour leader treated Scotland "like a branch office".
It inflamed imaginations when the book came out, but Hollywood chose not to film the scene; the director, Sam Taylor-Thompson, said, "It was never even discussed".
By naming potential successors he will have inflamed passions – love and hatred – as well as raising the awkward practical question of whether he steps down before the 2020 election – or afterwards.
If the results suggest that the airway is obstructed (in asthma, the muscles around the airways tighten and the lining of the airways becomes inflamed and swollen), Nice says that the next test is to see if there is improvement after use of an inhaler to widen the airways.
A strong proponent of a dialogue rather than a clash of civilisations, Anwar recently defended the use of the word "Allah" by Malaysia's Christian community, an issue that has inflamed tensions between the country's Muslims and Christians.
Long-haired English boys with their skintight hipster bell-bottoms and tight little asses inflamed the sensitivities of the manly locals.
This story is not set during the second world war, but without giving the clever plot away, it is about a young girl confronting her family's past role in the conflict and discovering that while the 1940s feel far away now, many prejudices which inflamed the hostilities then remain all too current.
Instead, the offensive has inflamed Bani Walid, and seen anti-government protests and shooting in another former Gaddafi stronghold, Sirte.
This reflux is a worry for security services in France (home of the European Union's largest Muslim population) and across the continent, precisely because, newly expert and inflamed, the returnees can perpetrate commando-style attacks like that on Charlie Hebdo.
