What is another word for hared?

Pronunciation: [hˈe͡əd] (IPA)

The word "hared" refers to the act of running at high speed, particularly in a frantic or panicked manner. Some synonyms for "hared" include sprinted, dashed, bolted, and darted. These words all convey a sense of rapid movement and urgency, but may differ slightly in connotation. For example, "sprinted" suggests a short burst of intense speed, while "darted" implies quick, unpredictable movements. Other synonyms for "hared" include raced, scampered, scurried, and rushed. Each of these words adds its own unique twist to the sense of hurried motion, making them useful in a variety of contexts.

What are the hypernyms for Hared?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Hared

1 of the long hared fellers riz up and sed he would state a few remarks.
"The Complete Works of Artemus Ward, Part 1"
Charles Farrar Browne

Famous quotes with Hared

  • What the probe had found was a star with reasonable possibilities for encouraging life; a belt of debris, including particles, planetoids, irregular chunks somewhat under planet size with interesting implications for systemic formation, and a planetary companion with its own system of debris and moons...A planet desolate, baked, forbidding. It was no Eden, no second Earth, no better than what existed in the sun’s own system, and it was a far journey to have gone to find that out. The press grappled with questions it could not easily grasp itself, sought after something to give the viewers, lost interest quickly. If anything, there were questions raised about cost, vague and desperate comparisons offered to Columbus, and the press hared off quickly onto a political crisis in the Mediterranean, much more comprehensible and far bloodier.
    C. J. Cherryh

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