12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Rekindle' in a Sentence
"To excite, stir up, or rouse anew." more
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Watching a sunrise over the ocean can rekindle a sense of awe and wonder.
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The team will be rekindling their winning spirit in the championship.
They were rekindling the sense of adventure with a spontaneous road trip.
After years apart, they will rekindle their friendship during the reunion.
By the end of the therapy sessions, they will have rekindled their trust in each other.
The firelight will be rekindling the warmth in the cozy cabin.
The old friends had rekindled their connection over a cup of coffee.
The musicians had been rekindling the spirit of jazz in the smoky club.
After years apart, the flames of love had rekindled between them.
After the long journey, he will have rekindled his love for nature and the outdoors.
They have rekindled their friendship after years of being apart.
The team's victory has rekindled the fans' enthusiasm for the sport.
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