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blaze A fire that is burning very brightly, often causing destruction or chaos. ■ "The blaze of the fireworks lit up the entire city, but the blaze in John's eyes when he saw his favorite band was even brighter!"
alight To suddenly burst into flames or catch fire, often accompanied by a loud noise. ■ "I accidentally knocked over the candle and it alighted in a blaze of glory!"
emerges To appear suddenly and unexpectedly, often in a dramatic or impressive manner. ■ When the sun rises over the horizon, it emerges with a blaze of glory, casting its golden light upon the land below.
Ignited To cause something to suddenly and fiercely burn or blaze, often uncontrollably. ■ "I accidentally ignited a pile of dry leaves with a spark from my lighter. It quickly turned into a massive inferno, destroying everything in its path."
notorious famous for being infamous or notorious, often because of criminal activity ■ The notorious bank robber, Johnny Blaze, was caught red-handed stealing from the local bank.
exiting To leave a place or event in a dramatic and exciting manner, often with a sense of finality. ■ "As the curtain fell on the final act, the audience erupted into applause as the lead actor exited the stage in a blaze of glory."