Beam and Flame

Beam

Beam verb - To emit rays of light.

Usage example: a lighthouse has beamed from this site since the 1790s

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Flame and beam are semantically related In some cases you can use "Flame" instead the word "Beam" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: beaming, beamed, beamy

Flame

Flame verb - To be on fire especially brightly.

Usage example: guests gathered around as the Yule log flamed brightly in the inn's great stone fireplace

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Beam and flame are semantically related in glow topic. Sometimes you can use "Beam" instead the word "Flame" as a verb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as thing.

Nearby Words: flaming, flam, flamed, flamy

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How words are described

pure	pure beam	pure flame
long	long beam	long flame
brief	brief beam	brief flame
solid	solid beam	solid flame
Other adjectives: true, single, visible, small, bright, strong, powerful, actual, big, intense, huge, slow, blue, tiny, magic, final, yellow, larger, giant, magical, nuclear, purple.

Common collocations

hell

beam hell

flame hell

Both words in one sentence

Some think this makes it weaker, but it does not: the beam does damage before it bursts into flame, so it does damage from the beam and the fire, not just the fire.

Source: Video Game / The Legend of Zelda I
Even combined with flame breath and beam shooters, it's not enough to stop Shadow.

Source: Reverse Shrapnel
For example, you can get dizzied by a laser beam, torched by wizard's flame, turned into a frog and then one-hit killed from above by a midboss's jumping attack.

Source: Video Game / Odin Sphere