spark
spark Lexical Profile
spark Game Scores & Validity
• noun
A small, glowing particle of burning matter thrown off by a fire, or produced by friction or an electrical discharge.
"A single stray spark from the campfire landed on the dry leaves."
A small but vital amount of a quality, feeling, or energy, such as inspiration, creativity, or romance.
"The young musician showed a genuine spark of originality in her first composition."
An event, action, or factor that acts as a catalyst to initiate a larger process or reaction.
"The new trade agreement served as the spark for rapid economic growth in the region."
• verb
To cause the start of an activity, discussion, or reaction; to stir up or inspire.
"The documentary sparked a lively debate among the students about environmental conservation."
To emit small flashes of fire or electricity.
"The faulty toaster began to spark when plugged into the wall outlet."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Derived from Old English spearca, from a Proto-Germanic root meaning to crackle, scatter, or emit fiery particles.