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Meaning of sparks
small particles of fire or electricity that fly through the air
Etymology of sparks
The word "sparks" has its roots in Old English "spearca", which is related to the verb "spearcan", meaning to sparkle or glitter
The word has been used in English since the 9th century to describe small particles of fire or glowing particles
Over time, the word has taken on additional meanings, including a small burst of energy or creativity, and a feeling of excitement or enthusiasm
Synonyms
flashes
gleams
glimmers
glows
shines
beams
radiance
luminosity
brilliance
effulgence
scintillation
flickers
flames
blazes
fires
embers
coals
sparks
ignites
illuminates
kindles
blazes
flares
flashes
bursts
explosions
ignitions
combustions
fires
conflagrations
infernos
blazes
flames
embers
sparks
cinders
ashes
smolders
glows
smolders
embers
coals
flames
fires
blazes
ignites
illuminates
radiates
shines
gleams
glimmers
glows
beams
flashes
flickers
sparkles
shimmers
dazzles
glitters
twinkles
sparkles
shines
glows
beams
radiates
illuminates
lights
luminosity
brilliance
effulgence
scintillation
Definitions
- A small particle of fire or a glowing particle, typically flying through the air as a result of combustion or an electrical discharge
- * A small burst of energy or creativity
- * A feeling of excitement or enthusiasm
Usage Examples
- The fireworks exploded in the sky, sending sparks flying in all directions
- * The new idea sparked a lot of interest and excitement among the team
- * The sparks flying from the welding torch illuminated the dark room