Causes
Fire up and causes are semantically related. in bring about topic. In some cases you can use "Fire up" instead a verb "Causes".
Fire up
Fire up verb - To rouse to strong feeling or action.
Both terms in one sentence
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This is because he was designed to be a weapon of war, and him seeing a gun causes his defense systems to fire up.
Source: Doesn't Like Guns -
In Drago's case, anytime a foe causes both him and Dan to force themselves to new heights, their wills fire up, and almost certainly, it leads to another evolution.
Source: Anime / Bakugan -
He destroys two diner phones and cuts (by sending fire up a pole) the long distance phone lines and causes a blackout in the entire town.
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