Added fuel
Synonyms for added fuel
verb provoke
whip up
arouse
excite
rouse
extend
agitate
increase
enkindle
stimulate
expand
work up
impassion
add fuel
stir up
Antonyms for added fuel
calm
lull
quiet
abridge
decrease
lessen
shorten
bore
contract
lower
shrink
Synonyms
verb influence, provoke
plot
abet
prompt
initiate
bring about
incite
inflame
kindle
spur
whip up
foment
urge
scheme
raise
hint
actuate
needle
move
insinuate
goad
impel
t
encourage
persuade
plan
suggest
rouse
stimulate
egg on
turn on
work up
add fuel
fire up
make waves
put up to
rabble-rouse
set on
steam up
stir up
Antonyms
deter
dissuade
ignore
repress
suppress
calm
prevent
neglect
discourage
halt
stop
put out
depress
conclude
finish
Synonyms
verb make more forceful, severe
aggravate
add to
escalate
boost
build up
step up
raise
increase
strengthen
reinforce
redouble
exacerbate
deepen
enhance
sharpen
heighten
quicken
stress
darken
magnify
augment
point
accentuate
lighten
rise
accent
brighten
exalt
concentrate
emphasize
whet
spike
rouse
aggrandize
beef up
set off
heat up
add fuel
intensate
pour it on
tone up
Antonyms
soften
soothe
decrease
lessen
weaken
hinder
undermine
slow
subtract
play down
degrade
darken
calm
help
diminish
lower
discourage
halt
hurt
reduce
dull
depress
upset
debase
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