soared
SORD/sɔɹd/UKSAWD/sɔːd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of soar.
The hawk soared on warm currents rising from the valley floor.
Temperatures soared past record highs during the heat wave.
Note
One regular -ed form does both jobs: the simple past (the hawk soared) and the participle after have (prices have soared). Because soar takes no object, the participle almost never appears in a passive; nothing is "soared" by anyone. The form carries every meaning of the verb, from a bird riding rising air or a glider staying aloft to temperatures climbing and spirits lifting.
soared is a form of soar
soar, verb: To fly high in the air with little effort, the way a bird does. Full entry
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- soar → soared: add -ed
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