The sky was fiery with the setting sun.
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Fiery
//ˈfaɪəɹi//
Synonyms for "fiery" (245 found)
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Closest matches (49)
Adjective(1 words)
Adjective(2 words)
Strong matches (74)
Adjective(1 words)
crimsondamaskdedicateddeliriousdevoteddevoutdrunkeagerearnestedgyemphaticempyrealenthusiasticexcitableexcitedexcitingexplosiveexuberantfaithfulfanatic
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fanaticalfebrileferruginousferventfervidfesteringfeveredfeverishfeverousfiercefire-redfirelikeflame-coloredflame-redflammableflaringflushedfuriousgalledglaringgleamingglowingguleshard corehard-corehastyheadlongheartyheatedhectichet uphigh spiritedhigh-spiritedhot bloodedhot-bloodedhot-temperedhotheadedhyperpyretichyperthermicigneousignitedimpetuousimpulsivein a feverin earnestin flamesin rutincandescent
Adjective(5 words)
Related words (122)
incarminedinflamedinflammableinfraredintenseintentintent onintoxicatedirascibleiron-redirritableirritatedkeenlake-coloredlakylateritiouslightedlivelylobster-redloyal
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luminousluridmadcapmaroonmettlesomeon fireoverheatedpassionatepepperyperfervidport-wineprecipitateprovokingpucepyreticpyricquickquick-temperedracyradiantranklingrawredred hotred-dyedred-hotred-lookingreddenedreddishreddish-amberreddish-brownresoluterubicundrubiginousrubricrubricoserubyruby-coloredruby-redruddiedruddyrufescentrufousrustrust-redrustyscaldingscarletscorchingseethingsensitiveserioussexually excitedshort-temperedsimmeringsinceresizzlingsmartingsorespicyspiritedspunkystammelsteamingsteamystimulatingstirringstormyswelteringtempestuoustendertile-redtinglingtitiantitian-redtornadictorridtotally committedtouchytoweringunrestrainedurgentvehementvermilionvigorousvinaceousviolentvolcanicwarmwhite hotwhite-hotwildwinewine-coloredwine-redzealous
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Synonyms
2 entriesderived
11 entriesrelated to
13 entriessimilar
3 entriesTranslations
146 translations across 40 languages.
Ancient Greek
4 entries- πυρώδης adj (hot or inflamed)
- πυρώδης adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- πύρινος adj (of, or relating to fire)
- πύρινος adj (burning or glowing)
Arabic
1 entries- نَارِيّ adj (of, or relating to fire)
Belarusian
3 entries- агнявы́ adj (of, or relating to fire)
- агні́сты adj (of, or relating to fire)
- во́гненны adj (of, or relating to fire)
Bulgarian
4 entries- бу́ен adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- горе́щ adj (hot or inflamed)
- горя́щ adj (burning or glowing)
- запали́м adj (inflammable or easily ignited)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 火的 adj (of, or relating to fire)
Czech
4 entries- bouřlivý adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- hořlavý adj (inflammable or easily ignited)
- hořící adj (burning or glowing)
- ohnivý adj (of, or relating to fire)
Danish
4 entries- brændende adj (burning or glowing)
- brændende adj (spirited or filled with emotion)
- flammende adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- fyrig adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
Dutch
1 entries- vurig adj (of, or relating to fire)
Esperanto
1 entries- fajra adj (of, or relating to fire)
Finnish
4 entries- palava adj (spirited or filled with emotion)
- tulenarka adj (inflammable or easily ignited)
- tulinen adj (of, or relating to fire)
- tulinen adj (burning or glowing)
French
4 entries- ardent adj (of, or relating to fire)
- brulant adj (burning or glowing)
- enflammé adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- flamboyant adj (having the colour of fire)
Galician
4 entries- ardente adj (burning or glowing)
- ardente adj (hot or inflamed)
- ardente adj (spirited or filled with emotion)
- inflamábel adj (inflammable or easily ignited)
Georgian
1 entries- ცეცხლოვანი adj (of, or relating to fire)
German
2 entries- Feuer adj (of, or relating to fire)
- feurig adj (of, or relating to fire)
Gothic
1 entries- 𐍆𐌿𐌽𐌹𐍃𐌺𐍃 adj (burning or glowing)
Hebrew
1 entries- אֵשִׁי adj (of, or relating to fire)
Hungarian
1 entries- tüzes adj (of, or relating to fire)
Ingrian
1 entries- tulekas adj (of, or relating to fire)
Irish
2 entries- faghartha adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- mear adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
Italian
4 entries- ardente adj (of, or relating to fire)
- bruciante adj (burning or glowing)
- focoso adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- incandescente adj (burning or glowing)
Latin
4 entries- igneus adj (of, or relating to fire)
- igneus adj (burning or glowing)
- igneus adj (hot or inflamed)
- ignifer adj (of, or relating to fire)
Lithuanian
2 entries- ugningas adj (of, or relating to fire)
- ugningas adj (spirited or filled with emotion)
Macedonian
1 entries- огнен adj (of, or relating to fire)
Middle English
4 entries- fyry adj (of, or relating to fire)
- fyry adj (burning or glowing)
- fyry adj (having the colour of fire)
- fyry adj (hot or inflamed)
Māori
3 entries- kakā adj (hot or inflamed)
- pūkākā adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- taratutū adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
Norwegian Bokmål
4 entries- brannrød adj (having the colour of fire)
- flammende adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- fyrig adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- fyrig adj (spirited or filled with emotion)
Norwegian Nynorsk
3 entries- brannraud adj (having the colour of fire)
- fyrig adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- fyrig adj (spirited or filled with emotion)
Old English
1 entries- fȳren adj (burning or glowing)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- سوزان adj (burning or glowing)
- قیزغین adj (burning or glowing)
Polish
3 entries- ogniowy adj (of, or relating to fire)
- ognisty adj (of, or relating to fire)
- ognisty adj (having the colour of fire)
Portuguese
4 entries- ardente adj (burning or glowing)
- inflamável adj (inflammable or easily ignited)
- inflamável adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- ígneo adj (of, or relating to fire)
Romanian
4 entries- aprins adj (burning or glowing)
- ardent adj (burning or glowing)
- focos adj (of, or relating to fire)
- focos adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
Russian
4 entries- бу́йный adj (tempestuous or emotionally volatile)
- воспламеня́ющийся adj (inflammable or easily ignited)
- горя́чий adj (hot or inflamed)
- горя́щий adj (burning or glowing)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- ognjen adj (of, or relating to fire)
- огњен adj (of, or relating to fire)
Slovak
1 entries- ohnivý adj (of, or relating to fire)
Slovene
1 entries- ognjen adj (of, or relating to fire)
Spanish
4 entries- ardiente adj (of, or relating to fire)
- ignito adj (of, or relating to fire)
- ignífero adj (of, or relating to fire)
- pírico adj (of, or relating to fire)
Swedish
4 entries- brandröd adj (having the colour of fire)
- eldfärgad adj (having the colour of fire)
- eldig adj (of, or relating to fire)
- eldig adj (spirited or filled with emotion)
Turkish
1 entries- ateşli adj (of, or relating to fire)
Ukrainian
4 entries- вогне́вий adj (of, or relating to fire)
- вогне́нний adj (of, or relating to fire)
- вогни́стий adj (of, or relating to fire)
- вогньови́й adj (of, or relating to fire)
Sample sentences
15 total sentences available.
The pastor gave a fiery sermon that left the sinners among them shaking in their boots.
Source: tatoeba (712974)
I recognized her by her fiery red hair.
Source: tatoeba (2290919)
She is a vivid, playful and fiery girl.
Source: tatoeba (2654550)
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