flamed
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /fleɪmd/
KK: /fleɪmd/
adjective
Definition
Describing something that has been cooked or seared over open flames, or relating to a pattern that looks like flames.
Example
The flamed steak had a delicious smoky flavor.
Conversation
Did you see that new table they put in the café?
Yeah, it looks really nice with that flamed finish.
I love how the wood grain looks like it's moving.
Exactly! It adds such a unique touch to the place.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
burned
scorched
charred
Antonyms
unburned
raw
uncooked
verb
Definition
To burn with a bright, hot light or to produce flames.
Example
The campfire flamed brightly in the dark night.
Tense Forms
Past: flamed
Past Participle: flamed
Conversation
Did you see how quickly the campfire flamed up last night?
Yeah, it was pretty impressive!
I thought we might have trouble keeping it going, but it really flamed beautifully.
Root Explanation
Flamed → The word 'flamed' originates from the Old English 'flamian', meaning to burn or blaze. It refers to the state of being on fire or emitting flames.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word for burning ('flamian') to remember that 'flamed' describes something that is burning or has flames.
Visually Confused Words
inflamed
lamedh
framed
flawed
flated
blamed
aflame
lame