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sparing [ˈspeərɪŋ, Am ˈsper-] ADJ

I . spare [speəʳ, Am sper] ADJ

1. spare (additional):

3. spare (not needed):

4. spare liter (gaunt):

Phrases:

to go spare Brit inf

II . spare [speəʳ, Am sper] VB trans

2. spare (save from):

3. spare (not kill):

III . spare [speəʳ, Am sper] N

1. spare (wheel):

Phrases:

spare ribs N pl FOOD

spare time N no pl

spare tyre, spare tire AM N

Usage examples with sparing

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Land sparing is another way that producer and conservationist can be on the same page.
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We are surrounded today by drudgery-sparing, timesaving, life-extending technologies -- hot water at the touch of a button!
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The card provides a lifelong visa to the holder, sparing them the need to obtain separate work permits.
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Lesions to the retrosplenial cortex consistently impair tests of allocentric memory, while sparing egocentric memory.
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A brush fire destroyed her house while sparing the rest of the block.
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His sparing use of humor in this piece is unusually effective, as is his refusal to stoop to titillation or true crime story clichs.
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But it spun in place offshore for more than a day before heading out to sea, largely sparing the already sodden region.
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Nerve-sparing surgery reduces the risk that patients will experience erectile dysfunction.
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The side effects of corticosteroids may require the use of so-called steroid-sparing or adjuvant drugs.
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He had issued a private memorandum to his captains however, which allowed them to levy what was effectively protection money in return for sparing buildings.
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