Bore or Beared
Understand the correct past tense “Bore” vs the incorrect “Beared.”
Beared
Incorrect spelling - “Beared” is incorrect and not used in standard English.
"Beared" is a common misspelling of "Bore". Always use "Bore" when referring to the correct word.
Bore
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Bore” is the correct past tense of “bear” (to carry, endure, or give birth).
Definition of Bore
"Bore": “Bore” is the correct past tense of “bear” (to carry, endure, or give birth).
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Bore
- • endured
- • carried
- • tolerated
Usage Examples
"Correct:" She bore the pain bravely.
"Correct:" He bore the responsibility.
"Correct:" The tree bore fruit this year.
"Correct:" She bore a child last winter.
"Incorrect:" She beared the pain.
"Incorrect:" He beared responsibility.
"Incorrect:" The tree beared fruit.
"Incorrect:" She beared a child.
Notes:
- • Bore is irregular.
- • Beared is always wrong.
- • Remember: bear → bore → borne.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the correct past tense?
A: Bore.
Q: Is beared ever correct?
A: No, not in standard English.
Q: Trick to remember?
A: Think: wear → wore, bear → bore (same pattern).
Summary
“Bore” is the correct past tense of “bear”; “beared” is never correct.