What does HARED mean?
hared
- Parts of Speech: verb
- Definitions:
- to be afraid or scared (US: /hɛrd/; UK: /hɛəd/)
- to move quickly or hastily (US: /hɛrd/; UK: /hɛəd/)
- Pronunciations: US: /hɛrd/; UK: /hɛəd/
- Origin and Usage: The word "hared" is derived from the Middle English word "haren," which means to frighten or scare. It has been in use since the 14th century. In modern usage, it is often used to describe someone who is afraid or scared, or to describe someone who is moving quickly or hastily.
- Synonyms:
- fear
- scare
- startle
- dash
- sprint
- Related Words:
- heard
- haredi
- harem
- harsh
- harry
- Example Sentences:
- She hared away from the scene of the accident.
- He was hared by the thought of speaking in public.
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