burned
Pronunciation: [bɜrnd]
Word
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to use fire to make something very hot or to cause it to catch fire. When something burns, it turns black and can create smoke. Think about a campfire or a candle.
Example
She burned the wood in the fireplace to keep the house warm.
Example
He didn’t burn the trash because it was too wet.
Example
What would happen if I burned that piece of paper?
Context: "emotional experience"
(verb) to feel strong emotions, like being very upset or excited. Sometimes, people say they burned with anger or excitement, meaning they felt it really strongly.
Example
He burned with pride when he saw his painting on display.
Example
She didn't burn with jealousy, even when her friend won the prize.
Example
Have you ever burned with excitement for a special event?
Context: "damage or state"
(adjective) something that has been damaged by fire. If an object is burned, it might look blackened or broken from the heat.
Example
The burned toast had a very crunchy texture that some people liked.
Example
The unburned part of the cake was soft and fluffy.
Example
How did the burned area of the house get repaired after the fire?
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