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spared
[ spaird ]
adjective
- left intact; not damaged, punished, destroyed, killed, etc.:
After a seven-month siege they captured the city, and the spared captives were taken into exile.
After a brain injury in early childhood, language function is typically transferred to the spared hemisphere.
- dispensed with or done without:
I finally obtained a little ready money by converting some easily spared articles of jewelry into cash.
- used frugally or not used; withheld; not spent:
At no spared effort or expense, the enhanced design protocol has been applied to all the products in our new lineup.
verb
- the simple past tense and past participle of spare.
Other Words From
- un·spared adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of spared1
Example Sentences
Then there were a bunch of vibrant green trees — spared from the inferno.
Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, may have been spared on Wednesday, but the message got through.
Later, a mob at the station spared the cricketer because of the kada - it probably led them to believe he shared their faith.
England's record under him means Tuchel has been spared that prospect of navigating a Nations League play-off while, significantly, Carsley has strengthened the youthful foundations for his successor to build on.
With Paul reported to make £30m and Tyson half that, no expense was spared for a fight generating such ludicrous amount of money.
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