21 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Rekindle' in a Sentence

"To excite, stir up, or rouse anew." more

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The surprise gift from her grandparents served to rekindle fond memories of her childhood.

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The old couple will rekindle the flame of their love by taking a romantic cruise.

The teacher helped the students rekindle their interest in learning with fun activities.

Lighting candles on the birthday cake helped rekindle the joyous atmosphere in the room.

The teacher's praise helped rekindle the student's enthusiasm for learning.

She wanted to rekindle her friendship with Sarah after a small misunderstanding.

The team captain tried to rekindle the team spirit before the important soccer match.

After a long winter, the campfire helped rekindle warmth among the friends.

The colorful illustrations in the book helped rekindle the child's love for reading.

Sharing jokes with friends can rekindle the joy of laughter.

She is rekindling the friendship with her childhood pal.

The campfire is rekindling, casting a warm glow on our faces.

Grandpa hoped to rekindle memories by showing old family photos during the reunion.

The storyteller aimed to rekindle the children's fascination with fairy tales.

The storyteller used colorful pictures to rekindle the children's interest in the fairy tale.

The chef will be rekindling flavors with a new twist in the recipe.

The teacher used exciting experiments to rekindle the students' curiosity about science.

His encouraging words managed to rekindle hope in the discouraged team.

She tried to rekindle the dying campfire by adding more wood.

The summer camp will rekindle the sense of wonder in the children's eyes.

After a long winter, the flowers started to rekindle and bloom in the spring.

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