The word "inflames" is usable in written English and is well written.
It can be used when describing the act of intensifying emotions, passions, or conflicts. Example: "The politician's speech inflames the crowd, stirring up strong feelings of anger and excitement." Alternatives include "intensifies" or "provokes."
"It's important that we continue to see freedom of movement in that area, particularly freedom of shipping, but making sure that we use language that calms the situation rather than inflames it is very important," Plibersek said.
What infuriates the public and "inflames" its resentment is having an issue which it regards as having enormous social consequences ignored, derided and dismissed by the major political parties.Ms Daley's argument suffers from this flaw, however.
Luxury in the fair sex, while it inflames perhaps the passion for enjoyment, seems always to weaken, and frequently to destroy altogether, the powers of generation.Micheal Danagher SeoulSIR – In the Philippines, an alliance of the Catholic church and self-serving politicians has prevented the introduction of an effective programme of family planning.
The demand inflames angry youths while distracting everyone from more pressing, economic issues.Nasty identity politics gripped Kyrgyzstan after the bloody summer of 2010.
If there is an outrage of the Milly Dowler sort that inflames public opinion, the political calculus around News Corporation could change quickly and decisively.
It also creates a divide between poor whites and all others in the lower class that inflames racial issues.Adam Emerson Ann Arbor, Michigan SIR – You gave some credence to the claim that universities foster diversity among students.
This issue inflames Republicans, but will Mr Brown keep talking about it after the primary?
THE fuss about Switzerland's conduct in the second world war, and its recent clumsy handling of the question of Jewish bank deposits, is posing an unexpected dilemma: the more Switzerland placates its (mostly foreign) critics, the more it inflames its own right-wingers.
The unspoken risk is that, rather than refuting the prejudices the BNP inflames, other parties will be panicked into pandering to them.
So now unpopular leaders are fighting an insurgency without capable security forces, which often inflames the situation, for example when under-paid and ill-trained soldiers rape and pillage just like Boko Haram.The only way to defeat the insurgents is for Nigeria to do what it should have done long ago for other reasons: sort out its governance.
Supposedly, the monument has to be moved because it serves as focus for pro-Russian demonstrations against Estonia and because it inflames hardline Estonian nationalists.Predictably, Russia portrays the planned move as pure vindictiveness, a sign of resurgent Nazi sympathies and of ingratitude towards Soviet sacrifices.
