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inflaming - Meaning in Malayalam

inflaming - Meaning in Malayalam

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Definitions and Meaning of inflaming in English

inflaming noun

  1. arousal to violent emotion

What is inflaming meaning in Malayalam?

The word or phrase inflaming refers to arousal to violent emotion. See inflaming meaning in Malayalam, inflaming definition, translation and meaning of inflaming in Malayalam. Find inflaming similar words, inflaming synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of inflaming. Find the answer of what is the meaning of inflaming in Malayalam.

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