hared

[heəd]

hared Definition

• 1. past tense of 'hare'
• 2. a feeling of intense dislike or animosity

Using hared: Examples

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

• Example

  She hared him for his rude behavior.

• Example

  He felt a deep hared towards his ex-wife.

• Example

  The two countries have a long history of hared towards each other.

• Example

  I can't stand the hared between those two coworkers.

hared Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hared

• dislike
• hatred
• animosity
• antipathy
• aversion

Antonyms for hared

• love
• liking
• fondness
• affection

Phrases with hared

• hold a hare

  to maintain a strong feeling of dislike or animosity towards someone or something

  Example

  She still holds a hare against her former boss for firing her.

• hare-brained

  foolish or reckless

  Example

  His hare-brained scheme to rob a bank landed him in jail.

• mad as a March hare

  completely crazy or insane

  Example

  After staying up all night, he was as mad as a March hare.

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Summary: hared in Brief

The term 'hared' [heəd] is the past tense of 'hare' and refers to a feeling of intense dislike or animosity. It can be used as both a verb and a noun, as in 'She hared him for his rude behavior.' 'Hared' is often accompanied by phrases like 'hold a hare,' meaning to maintain a strong feeling of dislike, and 'mad as a March hare,' meaning completely crazy or insane.