sparer
SPAIR-ur/ˈspɛəɹɚ/UKSPAIR-er/ˈspɛə(ɹ)ə/AUSSPAIR-uh/ˈspeːɹə/
Noun pluralsparers
Pluralsparers
- 1Comparative of spare. Use this to say one thing is more bare, plain, or simple than another.
The new kitchen looks sparer now that all the clutter is gone.
Her second album is sparer and quieter than her first.
Note
- 2A person or thing that chooses not to harm, punish, or use something up.
The judge became known as a sparer of young, first-time offenders.
History remembers those harsh rulers as sparers of no one who crossed them.
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sparer is a form of spare
spare, adjective: Extra, and not being used now, so it is free for someone to use or have. Full entry
- Spelling
- spare → sparer: add -r
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Origin
From the word "spare" plus the ending "-er".