Examples of 'rekindles' in a sentence
Meaning of "rekindles"
rekindle (verb) - Rekindle means to revive, renew, or bring back something that has faded, diminished, or extinguished. It is often used in the context of reigniting a past interest, relationship, passion, or flame
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of rekindle
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Rekindles our hope in a better future.
New ruling rekindles abortion debate.
Rekindles all kinds of wonderful feelings.
Historic building rekindles stonemasonry skills.
It rekindles all kinds of things from the past.
Which often rekindles the spark.
The men reunite and their passion rekindles.
The love rekindles between the two then.
It turns a little light on inside of them or rekindles a fire.
Loan program rekindles private enterprise.
Rekindles a passion for science.
Mysterious fire rekindles history.
Lucy rekindles a romance with a powerful studio executive.
You draw from heaven an art which rekindles faith.
Drink it in as it rekindles your most joyous childhood memories.
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Each morning a priest prepares and rekindles the wicks.
Storytelling rekindles the interest in narrative.
How often have you recalled a smell that rekindles a memory.
Reflection rekindles our professional learning.
The dull and reckless scene of crowded cars rekindles the memory.
It kind of rekindles your faith in the basic goodness of people.
Plaque dedication rekindles memories.
Bicycling rekindles the feelings of freedom you experienced as a child.
These small and hidden embers are often the cause of fire rekindles.
The accused rekindles his hope of finding the girl.
Your heart quickens and the urgency of living rekindles your creativity.
The use of words rekindles the pain in the lives of these people.
Firefighters remained on the scene throughout the night to watch for possible rekindles.
She rekindles within him the desire to live and experience love.
The presence of somebody watching over our lives rekindles our hope in a better future.
Jesus rekindles in them the memory of love and broadens their horizons.
A murderer whose modus operandi reopens old wounds and rekindles her worst nightmares.
Excellent work that rekindles the emotions of that day quite well.
That prepares us to penetrate the intimate meaning of the revelation that rekindles our life.
Playing to your strengths rekindles your passions and renews your energy.
It rekindles and reconnects the fire within with the fire outside.
The past spiraling back to us often resurfaces and rekindles old lessons and memories.
Sam also rekindles his emotional attachment with his family over the phone.
Of learning that overcomes our alienation from the natural world and rekindles a sense of place.
We envisioned a future that rekindles hope by nurturing the very essence of human life.
Remembering my initial love relationship with the Lord rekindles the flame.
Ronnie then rekindles her relationship with Jack.
The enchanting beauty of Riverside rekindles the sparks of love.
She later rekindles her love for Matthews.
The new offensive commercial US rekindles risk aversion.
The reunion rekindles old memories for Luis.
The men reunite, and their passion immediately rekindles.
Chapman then rekindles her relationship with Vause.
But, the only action that counts is that which rekindles hope.
Avi Weiss rekindles battle to block camp memorial.
