prekindles

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Term: prekindles

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To ignite or spark enthusiasm or anticipation before something begins.

Usage: Prekindles is often used to describe how an event, such as a concert or movie premiere, generates excitement or anticipation among the audience before it even starts.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A feeling of excitement or anticipation generated before something begins.

Usage: The prekindles in the crowd were palpable as everyone eagerly awaited the start of the championship game.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Describing something that generates excitement or anticipation before it starts.

Usage: The prekindles marketing campaign for the highly-anticipated book led to record-breaking pre-order sales.

Sample Sentences:

As the band began their first song, a wave of prekindles swept through the crowd.
The movie's teaser trailer prekindles the excitement for its upcoming release.
She prekindles interest in her paintings by sharing her creative process on social media.
The prekindles buzz around the new restaurant caused eager customers to line up hours before it opened.
His enthusiastic speech prekindles inspiration among his team members.