relight

/ riːˈlaɪt /

verb

1. to ignite or cause to ignite again

Example Sentences

During its final descent, the booster’s engines did not fully relight, leading to an unexpectedly hard landing.

From Science Magazine

Company technicians will be going door to door to conduct a safety check and relight customers’ appliances, the spokesperson said.

From Washington Times

Company technicians will be going door to door to conduct a safety check and relight customers’ appliances, the spokesperson said.

From Seattle Times

Shoot off one at a time and walk away quickly after igniting, she said, and never relight or handle a malfunctioned firework.

From Washington Times

Shoot off one at a time and walk away quickly after igniting, she said, and never relight or handle a malfunctioned firework.

From Seattle Times

Related Words

• renew
• revitalize
• revive