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  1. Spare definition: to refrain from harming or destroying; leave uninjured; forbear to punish, hurt, or destroy. See examples of SPARE used in a sentence.

    • to make something such as time or money available to somebody or for something, especially when it requires an effort for you to do this. spare something/somebody I'd love to have a break, but I can't spare the time just now.
    • to save somebody/yourself from having to go through an unpleasant experience. spare somebody/yourself something He wanted to spare his mother any anxiety.
    • (formal) to allow somebody/something to escape harm, damage or death, especially when others do not escape it. spare somebody/something They killed the men but spared the children.
    • spare no effort, expense, etc. to do everything possible to achieve something or to do something well without trying to limit the time or money involved.
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    • going spare
    • go spare
    • — spareness
    • spare someone's blushes
    • spare someone's feelings
    • spare (someone) the details
    • to spare

    5 ENTRIES FOUND:

    1 spare /ˈspeɚ/ adjective

    sparer; sparest

    1 spare

    /ˈspeɚ/

    adjective

    British, informal

    : not being used : available for someone to use

    British, informal

    : to become very angry or upset

    noun [noncount]

    •the spareness of her writing

    [+ object]

    a  : to choose not to punish or harm (someone)

    •No one knows why the gunman shot some people and spared others.

    British, informal

    : to prevent someone from being embarrassed

    : to avoid doing or saying something that will hurt someone emotionally : to avoid upsetting someone

    •He admitted that he hadn't told me the whole story because he wanted to spare my feelings.

    : to not tell someone all the unpleasant or boring details about something

    •“I drank too much last night and got sick.” “Please, spare me the details.”

    ◊ If you have money, time, energy, etc., to spare, you have more than enough money, time, energy, etc.

    •He seems to have energy to spare. [=he seems to have a lot of energy]

    •We have very little time to spare. [=we do not have a lot of time]

    •I have no money to spare [=I do not have enough money] for such things.

    •He got there with (only) minutes/seconds to spare. [=he got there only minutes/seconds before he needed to; he got there just in time]

    •He got there with time to spare. [=he got there early; he got there in plenty of time]

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