Kindle – Start burning; Ignite emotion or interest

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It comes from the Old Norse word Kynda which means to catch fire.

Pronounced as Kin + Duhl (emphasized) {Listen to it here}

Situational Uses / Sentences:

• WeboWord aims to kindle the passion for learning and remembering new words through the excitement of sketching and arts.
• “I am also sending back your letters, which are so beautifully written that they have only kindled my desire to see more examples of them.” – Letters of Maria Celeste

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