1. to set on fire; to ignite
Usage: formal
2. to arouse or inspire (a feeling or emotion)
Usage: formal

Examples

• The spark enkindled the dry leaves instantly.
• A single match was enough to enkindle the campfire.
• Her passionate speech enkindled hope in the hearts of her listeners.
• The teacher’s enthusiasm enkindled a love of learning in her students.
• The sunset enkindled the sky with brilliant colors.
• His words enkindled anger among the crowd.
• The story enkindled her imagination and creativity.