Definitions for sparking
spark·ing

The Standard Electrical DictionaryRate this definition:5.0 / 2 votes

1. Sparking

   In dynamo-electric machines, the production of sparks at the commutator between the brushes and commutator sections. The sparks are often true voltaic arcs, and in all cases are injurious if in any quantity, wearing out the commutator and brushes.

Etymology and OriginsRate this definition:3.7 / 3 votes

1. Sparking

   An Americanism for “courting.” There may be warranty for this in relation to “the spark of affection.”

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   Karen

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of sparking in Chaldean Numerology is: 7

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of sparking in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

Examples of sparking in a Sentence

1. Dean McAlister:

   Even our own fire equipment is starting fires, the blades and the tracks of the( heavy equipment) sparking against the fuels have actually created some fires along the fire line.

2. Marina Hassapopoulou:

   As he has done with the Blade Runner legacy via' Blade Runner 2049'( 2017), Denis Villeneuve is capable of bringing in new fans and sparking renewed interest in the source materials, his film' Arrival' demonstrates that he is capable of handling complex storytelling in a way that still makes it accessible to mainstream audiences.

3. Brendan Hunt:

   I had made that video one night when I had been having a bunch of beers, smoking a little weed, taken a few bong rips, and I kind of did this spur of the moment video, just spewing out some rhetoric, and I didn't think anything was wrong at the time, i thought it was sort of amusing in a way. And Inauguration Day later I checked back into Inauguration Day with a bit of a sober mind and saw that Inauguration Day wasn't really sparking the dialogue that I had hoped to get going.

4. Joe Brusuelas:

   I give The Trump administration high marks on the first rounds of aid, but the threat of sparking a transatlantic trade war is not in the spirit of what they've done since the beginning of the pandemic.

5. David Ibsen:

   Quraishi was one of the most respected of Baghdadis lieutenants. He continues to carry that respect, but he, of course, does not carry as much weight as Baghdadi, who founded the group and led its sweep throughout the Middle East, sparking the creation of ISIS provinces around the world and a propaganda machine that reaches as far as the shores of Australia and the cities of the United States, while Quraishi is viewed as a more than capable replacement, he is unlikely to overshadow Baghdadis legacy.

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References

1. ^ The Standard Electrical Dictionary
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2. ^ Etymology and Origins
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