How Do You Spell SCARES?

Pronunciation: [skˈe͡əz] (IPA)

The word "scares" is spelled with the letter "s" followed by "c" and then "a," "r," and "e" respectively. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is written as /skɛər/. The initial "s" sound is followed by a "k" sound which is spelled with the letters "c" and "a" in combination. The second syllable is pronounced with a long "a" sound followed by an "r" sound, and the final "e" is silent. The word "scares" is a verb that means to cause fear or to frighten.

SCARES Meaning and Definition

1. Scares is a verb that commonly refers to the act of causing fear, panic, or alarm in someone or something. It can also be used as a noun to describe a feeling of fear or anxiety. In its verb form, scares typically implies the creation of a sudden, intense, and often temporary fear in the recipient.

   When used to describe an action inflicted upon someone, scares often involve methods or events that startle, shock, or intimidate individuals, potentially leading to feelings of terror, unease, or distress. These actions can range from trivial pranks to more serious, traumatic experiences. The intention behind these actions may vary, with some scares meant to entertain or amuse, while others may be intended to intimidate or control.

   In the noun form, scares represent the result or state of being frightened or alarmed. It can refer to a feeling of being suddenly and unexpectedly frightened, often associated with a particular event, object, or circumstance. It can also describe a general state of anxiety or unease. Additionally, scares can be used to denote a sudden outbreak or occurrence of fear in a group of people or within a community, often caused by a specific event or situation.

   Overall, the term scares encompasses the act of inducing fear as well as the resultant feeling of fear or alarm in individuals or groups.

Top Common Misspellings for SCARES *

• scarres 28.5714285%
• scaress 14.2857142%
• scres 7.1428571%
• scaries 7.1428571%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for SCARES

• sugares
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• NCAREE
• scairses
• Scearn

Etymology of SCARES

The word "scares" is derived from the noun "scare", which dates back to the early 18th century. The noun "scare" originally meant a state of fright or alarm. It comes from the Old Norse word "skirra", meaning "to frighten", which is related to the Old Norse verb "skyrra" meaning "to scare off" or "to frighten away". The word "scare" eventually developed into a verb that means to cause fear or frighten someone. The plural form of this verb, "scares", refers to multiple instances of causing fear or being frightened.

Similar spelling words for SCARES

• scarecrow,
• scarcely,
• scrag,
• screech,
• screak,
• Schwarz,
• scruggs,
• screws,
• scorch,
• scearce,
• scores,
• scriech,
• Scorzelli,
• schwark,
• scrooge,
• schrag,
• scorsese,
• scarce,
• screechy,
• schrage,
• scroggs,
• screecher.

Conjugate verb Scares

CONDITIONAL

I would scare

we would scare

you would scare

he/she/it would scare

they would scare

FUTURE

I will scare

we will scare

you will scare

he/she/it will scare

they will scare

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have scared

we will have scared

you will have scared

he/she/it will have scared

they will have scared

PAST

I scared

we scared

you scared

he/she/it scared

they scared

PAST PERFECT

I had scared

we had scared

you had scared

he/she/it had scared

they had scared

PRESENT

I scare

we scare

you scare

he/she/it scares

they scare

PRESENT PERFECT

I have scared

we have scared

you have scared

he/she/it has scared

they have scared

I am scaring

we are scaring

you are scaring

he/she/it is scaring

they are scaring

I was scaring

we were scaring

you were scaring

he/she/it was scaring

they were scaring

I will be scaring

we will be scaring

you will be scaring

he/she/it will be scaring

they will be scaring

I have been scaring

we have been scaring

you have been scaring

he/she/it has been scaring

they have been scaring

I had been scaring

we had been scaring

you had been scaring

he/she/it had been scaring

they had been scaring

I will have been scaring

we will have been scaring

you will have been scaring

he/she/it will have been scaring

they will have been scaring

I would have scared

we would have scared

you would have scared

he/she/it would have scared

they would have scared

I would be scaring

we would be scaring

you would be scaring

he/she/it would be scaring

they would be scaring

I would have been scaring

we would have been scaring

you would have been scaring

he/she/it would have been scaring

they would have been scaring