restoked
Revived the fire
Restoked is the past tense of restoke, meaning to stoke again—to add fuel to a fire or furnace that has been burning: He restoked the woodstove before going to bed.
Figuratively, to restoke is to revive or reinvigorate something that had diminished: The controversy restoked debates about free speech.
Made to burn again
- reignitedLit once more
- revivedRestored to consciousness
- reinvigoratedMade strong again
- rejuvenatedMade to feel young
reawakened · refreshed · recharged · renewed · resuscitated · reactivated · energized · stimulated
Smoldering fire remnants
- flamesVisible burning combustion
- kindlingMaterial for starting fires
- coalsBurned or burning carbon
- hearthFireplace floor area
firewood · poker · bellows · campfire · furnace · blaze · spark · ash
Intense emotional drive
- excitementState of eager enthusiasm
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
- energyPower to do work
- fervorIntense emotional intensity
zeal · vigor · ardor · eagerness · drive · inspiration · exuberance · fire
rekindled
Made to burn again
- reignitedLit once more
- revivedRestored to consciousness
- reinvigoratedMade strong again
rejuvenated · reawakened · refreshed · recharged · renewed · resuscitated · reactivated · energized · stimulated · sparked
embers
Smoldering fire remnants
hearth · firewood · poker · bellows · campfire · furnace · blaze · spark · ash · chimney
passion
Intense emotional drive
- excitementState of eager enthusiasm
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
- energyPower to do work
fervor · zeal · vigor · ardor · eagerness · drive · inspiration · exuberance · fire · spirit
restokeddampened
Made moist or subdued
extinguished · quashed · suppressed · deflated · discouraged