inflamed
part of speech
adjective (inflamed, more inflamed); verb, past form of «inflame» (inflame, inflames, inflamed, inflaming)
meaning for a pupil
1) (body) Red, swollen, hot and sore, usually because of an injury or infection. tree →
2) (feelings) Made much angrier or more excited: an inflamed crowd. tree →
3) (verb) Made a bad situation worse: his words inflamed the argument. tree →
sense in the lessons
In the Tanakh and Jewish tradition: In Sefer Yetzirah God makes the letters by "inflaming" them with fire, meaning He kindled them into being. Interpretation: Tradition links fire, water and air to the letters and the elements God formed the world from. In the primary lessons: In science and health lessons, inflammation is the body's response to injury or germs — redness, heat, swelling and pain help healing. Doctors talk of inflamed tonsils, throats, joints or skin. In news and history, speeches can inflame anger. Phrases: inflamed skin, inflamed throat, inflamed tonsils, inflame tensions.
examples
- He rose up in spirit, He inflamed him in. seven suitable forms with twelve signs." Mayer gives : " Er zog sie mit Wasser, Zundet sie an mit Feuer; erregte sie mit (Sefer Yetzirah, Westcott 1893) tree →
- My throat was red and inflamed, so I stayed home. tree →
- The cut became inflamed, so we went to the doctor. tree →
- Her eyes were inflamed from hay fever. tree →
- The rude comment inflamed the argument. tree →
- The speech inflamed the angry crowd. tree →
- An inflamed appendix may need an operation. tree →
- Observing it to be much swollen and inflamed, he examined it and found a large thorn embedded in the ball of the foot. tree →
note
Noun «inflammation»; adjective «inflammatory» (causing anger or swelling). Trap: «inflammable» means easily set on fire — the same as «flammable», not the opposite! Seek an adult or doctor if a wound gets more inflamed, hot or spreads red.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «inflamed» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.