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to flare up
[phrase form: flare]
01
esplodere, riaccendersi
to suddenly become more intense, especially in terms of a situation or conflict
Example
The dispute over the inheritance flared up during the reading of the will.
The social media discussion quickly flared up into a heated debate over politics.
The argument between the neighbors flared up again, and the police were called.
02
rialzarsi, esplodere
(of fire, flames, etc.) to suddenly and strongly increase in brightness or intensity
Example
As the wind picked up, the campfire flared up, providing much-needed warmth.
The forest fire flared up as strong winds swept through the area, posing a greater danger to nearby homes.
The fire in the hearth flared up, casting dancing shadows on the walls.
03
esplodere, rialzarsi
to suddenly become angry or agitated
Example
Her temper flared up when she heard the criticism of her work.
He tends to flare up whenever his authority is questioned.
His patience finally ran out, and he flared up at the constant interruptions.
04
riacutizzarsi, avere un riacutizzamento
(of an illness or disease) to suddenly worsen or become active again after a period of improvement
Example
The skin condition flared up due to exposure to the sun, causing discomfort.
Her arthritis flared up after a period of remission, causing severe pain in her joints.
The virus had been contained, but it could still flare up in certain areas.
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The dispute over the inheritance flared up during the reading of the will.
The social media discussion quickly flared up into a heated debate over politics.
The argument between the neighbors flared up again, and the police were called.
Political tensions in the region continue to flare up, causing concerns for international peace.
The team's performance had been stable, but their issues with teamwork flared up during a crucial project.
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