flaring
adjective
blazing; flaming.
flaringly
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a word derived from
flaring.
Example Sentences
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A steel engraving of a man presumably between thirty and forty years of age, coatless, shirt flaringly open at the neck, and a copyright notice identifying Walter Whitman with the publication, furnished the only clues.
From Walt Whitman Yesterday and Today by Henry Eduard Legler
I found the passages and staircases of the Court-House flaringly lighted with gas, and the Court itself similarly illuminated.
From Three Ghost Stories by Charles Dickens
Then came the close, flaringly lighted car, and people—commuters—getting on and off, talking about the "weather," and filling the car with the smell of wet newspapers and umbrellas.
From The Jonathan Papers by Elisabeth Woodbridge Morris
In a good many houses the lights are out already—it is nearly eleven o'clock and this part of St. Louis goes to bed early—only the drugstores and the moving-picture theatres are still flaringly awake.
From Young People's Pride A Novel by Stephen Vincent Benét
And from a pale blonde she had become flaringly carrotty; so that a Titianesque creature seemed to have sprung from the little urchin-like girl of former days.
From His Masterpiece by Ernest Alfred Vizetelly
