Pronunciation

/spɑːrk/

Definitions

Noun

A spark is a small burst of energy, light, or heat that ignites or initiates something. It can also refer to an idea, inspiration, or a small flame.

Verb

To spark (v): To ignite, stimulate, or set off a reaction, often an interest or enthusiasm. It can also mean to cause a spark to occur.

Adjective

Sparkling or electric: Characterized by energy, liveliness, or brilliance.

Adverb

Sparks-like: In a manner reminiscent of or suggesting sparks.

Phrases

• “Spark a conversation” means to initiate a discussion.
• “A spark of creativity” refers to a sudden burst of inspiration.
• “Spark joy” is a phrase used to describe something that brings happiness.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The match sparked a fire in the fireplace.”
• Verb: “Her passion for music sparked a new interest in her son.”
• Adjective: “She wore a sparkling dress to the gala.”
• Adverb: “His eyes sparkled with excitement.”

Synonyms

• Flame
• Burst
• Flash
• Glint
• Energetic impulse
• Inspiration
• Zing
• Vitality
• Enthusiasm
• Flicker