Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
spark-off
verb
/spɑrk ɔf/
Definition
To initiate or trigger a reaction, process, or event, often in a metaphorical sense.
Examples
- Her speech managed to spark off a lively debate among the attendees.
- The fireworks sparked off celebrations throughout the city.
- The article sparked off a wave of interest in environmental issues.
Meaning
The term ‘spark-off’ is used to describe the act of causing something to start or to set off an event or action. It is often associated with ideas, discussions, or emotions that ignite a response.
Synonyms
- ignite
- trigger
- initiate
- set off
