a sudden flaring up of flame or light. a sudden outburst or intensification, as of anger or tensions. a sudden outbreak of violence, disease, or any other condition thought to be quelled, checked, or inactive.
Is it flare up or flair up?
Flare, as a noun, refers to fire or light and spreading or widening; it can also indicate a sudden occurrence (alluding to things uncontrollably going up in flames). Flair, on the other hand, is not a verb, only a noun that is usually followed by for and that refers to talent, inclination, tendency, or style.
How do you use a flare up?
Flare-up sentence example
- The whole flare-up lasts about seven to ten days. ...
- Excessive sweating or being in a humid climate can cause acne to flare up . ...
- I told Betsy about the flare up between Quinn and Martha before Quinn decided to go to Santa Barbara alone.
