cared

[keəd]

cared Definition

past tense and past participle of care, to feel concern or interest; attach importance to something.

Using cared: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "cared" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She cared deeply about the welfare of animals.

• Example

  He never cared much for sports.

• Example

  I don't care what you think.

• Example

  She didn't care to attend the party.

cared Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for cared

• worried
• bothered
• concerned

Antonyms for cared

• neglected
• ignored

Phrases with cared

• couldn't care less

  to not have any interest or concern about something

  Example

  I couldn't care less about what he thinks.

• take care

  to be cautious or careful

  Example

  Take care when crossing the street.

• care for

  to like or enjoy something

  Example

  I don't really care for spicy food.

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Summary: cared in Brief

'Cared' [keəd] is the past tense and past participle of 'care,' which means to feel concern or interest in something. It can be used to express deep concern or lack of interest, as in 'She cared deeply about the welfare of animals' or 'He never cared much for sports.' The phrase 'couldn't care less' denotes complete disinterest, while 'take care' advises caution. 'Care for' expresses liking or enjoyment, as in 'I don't really care for spicy food.'