Verb:

ఫైర్ మీద సెట్, జ్వలన, బర్న్ చేయడానికి,

set on fire's Usage Examples:

able-bodied fled, the houses were ransacked by the soldiery, and the village set on fire.

Those houses from which shooting was thought to originate were set on fire by the Royalists, the inhabitants of whom were not allowed to quench the fires or to recover their movable possessions.

The residence of the priest and ten other Hindu families were looted, vandalised and set on fire.

known works of Davies: – such as "What brest so cold that is not warmed heare" and "What heart"s so cold that is not set on fire".

volunteer to detonate the bomb at an appropriate time, and after deliberately fudging up the times, gets set on fire but eventually produces the correct card.

alcoholic drink for which a rum-soaked sugarloaf is set on fire and drips into mulled wine.

complex were looted, vandalised and set on fire.

Around 1,668 synagogues were ransacked, and 267 set on fire.

it was discovered to be in such bad condition that the cargo of 5000 sealskins were removed and the ship set on fire to salvage the ironwork.

On February 20, Japanese bombardments were increased to force the Chinese away from their defensive positions near Miaohang, while commercial and residential districts of the city were set on fire.

On 3 June the same year, during the 2011 Yemeni revolution, the building was again set on fire.

children, were killed after the house in which they were confined was set on fire.

They were both then set on fire and burned alive.

Synonyms:

campfire, grassfire, smudge, happening, conflagration, bonfire, brush fire, balefire, natural event, forest fire, inferno, smoulder, occurrence, backfire, smolder, prairie fire, occurrent,

Antonyms:

desensitise, desensitize, curse, bless, stand still,