Smolder used in a sentence

Smolder in a sentence as a noun

Paul Stamets has one, and says he's only seen it smolder when someone lit a joint near it.

Which means, as smolder said, the Atari we all remember and love is long gone.

There is no “slow smolder” scenario I can see that leaves society intact.

I've even hiked directly over smoldering ground before, with no danger.

The stack might just smolder for 229 years, because the flame resistant treatment turned out to only be flame retardant.

The light grey button with white text makes me smolder, and it's getting a little hotter every time I encounter it.

Smolder in a sentence as a verb

Many "good" fires just essentially smolder for months, growing very slowly until the autumn precip douses them.

If allowed to smolder, undetected, it can grow to an inferno that can spread quickly beyond our ability to control it.

People may grow so tired of the restrictions that they declare the pandemic over, even as the virus continues to smolder in the population and before a vaccine or effective treatment is found.

"When that material then started to smolder downwards out through the floor of the chamber, it threatened to come into contact with a large amount of water that had pooled there as a result of early firefighter attempts to put it out with hoses.

When your stress starts to smolder into frustration and anger; then turns to suspicion and mistrust as you enclose yourself in embattled armor or a crusty shell...This is not just how you harden an attitude, but it's a formula for hardening the arteries, as well.