Flair and flare sound identical, but their meanings are completely different. One is about talent or style, and the other is about sudden brightness or flames.
Flair means a natural talent or a special sense of style. If someone has “flair,” they do something in an impressive or unique way.
Flare refers to a sudden bright light, a burst of flame, or a quick intensification of emotion or activity.
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