"Singeing" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Singeing" Meaning

The verb "to singe" has a few different meanings, depending on the context in which it is used.

1. To char or burn the hairs or a hair, typically with a hot object or flame.

2. To scorch or burn something lightly, typically the surface of an object.

3. (In the context of birdwatching) To newly molted bird feathers.

4. To damage or burn lightly, typically the edges or tips of something.

"Singeing" Examples

Noun Usage Examples

The lizard's scorching sun singeing affected its national population numbers badly after the eruption of the volcano.
Handling the document directly might damage or singe it due to its sensitive acid papers, so kindly take a photocopy instead.
Naked flames were mostly associated with fire making which ancient humans used to earlier terms, before discovering better methods to generate fire, e.g singeing the fire together with sticks.
Every reader could smell how fresh water would instantly result in the wildfires surrounding the national forest because they swiftly singed as if splattered from a match but bought fire that had magical pitch controls to wreak spells.
Because weirdness was natural in the hotel kitchen due to some unusual cases, Lily instead of cleaning with soapy soda, perceived an acute reaction out of singeing together In a sudden flash at fantastic heated ebbs.