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Meaning of spark
The primary meaning of the word "spark" is a small particle of fire or a brief burst of flame.
Etymology of spark
The word "spark" originated from Old English "spearca", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "sparikiz", and is related to the Proto-Indo-European root "spe-" meaning "to spit, to spark"
Historical usage of the word "spark" dates back to the 9th century, initially referring to a small particle of fire, and later expanding to include figurative meanings related to energy, enthusiasm, and creativity
Synonyms
glow
gleam
shine
flash
flicker
flame
blaze
sparkler
scintilla
glitter
shimmer
radiance
luminosity
beam
ray
glittering
twinkling
sparkling
shining
dazzling
luminous
resplendent
incandescent
radiant
fiery
glowing
blazing
flaming
sizzling
crackling
sputtering
flare
flare-up
ignition
inflammation
kindle
ignite
burn
flameup
flareup
Definitions
- A small particle of fire or a brief burst of flame
- A small burst of electrical discharge, typically accompanied by a bright flash of light
- A quality of energy, enthusiasm, or creativity that inspires or motivates someone
- To produce or emit sparks, typically as a result of friction or electrical discharge
Usage Examples
- The spark of creativity inspired her to write a novel
- A spark flew from the firework and landed on the dry grass, starting a small blaze
- The teacher tried to spark the students' interest in the subject, but they seemed unenthusiastic
- The spark of electricity ignited the fuel, causing a massive explosion
Antonyms
dullness
darkness
gloom
gloominess
dimness
faintness
weakness
feebleness
listlessness
lethargy
apathy
indifference
stagnation
inertness
inactivity
dormancy
hibernation
numbness
lifelessness
extinction
blackout
obscurity
murkiness
somberness
melancholy
despondency
hopelessness