smoulders's Usage Examples:

by a flame and then fanned or blown out, leaving a glowing ember that smoulders and releases a smoky fragrance.

"Grapple in the Big Apple as St Sava's smoulders".

The resentment still smoulders.

The fuel in the smoker's burner smoulders slowly due to the restriction of oxygen in the burning chamber.

has an almost saloon bar of the wild west appeal, "Love Me to Death" smoulders with slow burning bass pulse and a striking re-interpretation of "Talk.

"Snoozing while the region smoulders: What is the point of the Arab League?".

He added, "Beneath the facade of his National Health glasses smoulders the fire and passion of a cold toilet seat.

"A decade later, Art of Fighting's slowburning splendour still smoulders".

their own entries in standard dictionaries; for instance, it defined "smoulders" as the "third-person singular simple present form of smoulder.

"Beyoncé smoulders in promo picture for new fragrance RISE".

Hannah Nepil, "Tosca, Royal Opera House, London — ‘Angela Gheorghiu smoulders’", Financial Times, 13 January 2016.

Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign, 24 August 2009 Xenophobia still smoulders in Cape townships, Mandisi Majavu, Mail ' Guardian, 19 June 2009 South.

the face of all that is healthy and holy while an unfiltered cigarette smoulders between your lips.

"Pixie Lott smoulders for Fiasco mag as she talks American music takeover".

"WHO | Ground zero in Guinea: the Ebola outbreak smoulders – undetected – for more than 3 months".

Synonyms:

combust; smolder; burn;

Antonyms:

enjoy; lose; incognizance; gladden;