restokes
Adds more fuel
Restokes means to stoke again—to add fuel to a fire that has burned low, or to revive something that has diminished.
The word usually appears figuratively: The controversy restoked debate about immigration policy.
Their reunion restoked old feelings.
Someone restokes enthusiasm, anger, or interest that had faded.
Restore strength and vitality
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- rekindleRenew something dormant
- reigniteCause to burn anew
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
reinvigorate · reawaken · refresh · restore · regenerate · resurrect · renew · rebirth
Smoldering fire remnants
- flamesVisible burning combustion
- kindlingMaterial for starting fires
- logsCut wood sections
- charcoalBurned wood residue
hearth · fireplace · furnace · blaze · heat · warmth · glow · tinder
revitalize
Restore strength and vitality
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- rekindleRenew something dormant
- reigniteCause to burn anew
revive · reinvigorate · reawaken · refresh · restore · regenerate · resurrect · renew · rebirth · resurgence
embers
Smoldering fire remnants
charcoal · hearth · fireplace · furnace · blaze · heat · warmth · glow · tinder · poker
amplify
Increase in strength
- heightenIncrease in degree
- strengthenMake more robust
- boostUpward push or increase
reinforce · invigorate · energize · fuel · fan · intensify · escalate · deepen · fortify · galvanize
ardor
Intense emotional warmth
- desireIntense wanting
- fervorIntense emotional intensity
- enthusiasmIntense eager enjoyment
devotion · longing · yearning · love · romance · infatuation · flame · spark · intensity · obsession
restokesextinguishes
Causes to stop burning
quells · suppresses · dampens · kills · stifles