Meaning & Definition of word "Firing"

Firing

/ˈfaɪərɪŋ/

1. The act of discharging a firearm.
- Example: The loud firing from the nearby shooting range echoed through the valley.
2. The act of terminating someone's employment.
- Example: His unexpected firing came as a shock to the entire team.
3. The process of heating materials in a kiln or furnace.
- Example: The firing process is crucial for ensuring the durability of ceramics.

1. The act of discharging a firearm or weapon.
- Example: The soldier was praised for his precise firing during the training exercise.
2. The action of terminating someone's employment.
- Example: After several warnings, the manager regretfully proceeded with the firing of the employee.
3. The action of subjecting pottery or metalwork to heat to achieve a desired effect.
- Example: The artist prepared her clay pieces for firing in the kiln.

●From Middle English 'firynge,' derived from 'fire.'

firing line:

A line or position in which people are subjected to criticism or attack.

firing on all cylinders:

Functioning at full capacity or effectiveness.

firing squad:

A group of persons assembled to execute a person by shooting.

fire:

The combustion of materials producing heat and light.

dismissal:

The act of removing someone from a position of employment.

gunfire:

The firing of guns, especially in battle.

Meaning: Firing hot

● Example Sentence: That new track is firing hot right now!

Meaning: Firing up

● Example Sentence: We need to get everyone fired up for the big game!