0 past simple and past participle of reignite
1 to make something such as a disagreement or worry that was disappearing grow stronger:
It has reignited concerns about the suitability of privatised safety regimes.
They had thought that it was out, but it had reignited when they started and, by the time they reached the other end of the site, it was ablaze.
A car loaded with paper products reignited at about 3:15 p.m., but was quickly put out.
By 5:00 the fire was believed to have been extinguished, but it reignited, and with the help of strong wind burnt fiercely.
The complex note reignited his passion for counterfeiting.
After midnight, however, the dying fire suddenly reignited, quickly getting out of control.
In 2007 the debate briefly reignited and the matter remains a touchy subject.
After a period of exile, the ultras group were reignited under new leadership.
