0 to cause (feelings etc) to become violent -- ทำให้ลุกเป็นไฟ
Her controversial views tend to inflame people’s tempers.
What we shall now do depends upon the extent to which your agitators succeed in inflaming public sentiment in both nations.
Who can dare to imagine the enraged terror that inflames a languageless autistic child?
They know that the use of troops, or even too many uniformed police, presents easy targets, inflames the situation and is asking for trouble.
We didn't want to be accused of inflaming the situation.
I shall myself try to avoid argument or, at least, inflaming argument, and stick to bare realities.
Are we not inflaming the patriotism and steeling the determination of those who are already favourable to our cause by such a statement?
All of us must avoid inflaming the debate by raising issues which could be interpreted as threatening in many national capitals.
Does she also agree that at this difficult time everyone should do their best to avoid inflaming tensions?
