Teared

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'tear', meaning to pull or rip apart (something) or to form tears in the eyes. It can also figuratively describe a state of emotional distress, where emotions are so strong that they manifest physically, such as with the flow of tears. In a literal sense, it describes physical damage or separation; in an emotional context, it refers to feelings of sadness, pain, or joy that cause tears to well up and flow.

Teared meaning with examples

• She teared the letter in half after reading the harsh words, the physical action mirroring her emotional state. The sudden rejection had left her heartbroken and she couldn't bear to look at the evidence. She felt a sense of release and was ready to move on.
• The old photograph teared along the crease lines when he attempted to unfold it, revealing the faded images within. Time had taken its toll on the precious memorabilia. He was saddened by the damage, but it also filled him with nostalgia.
• Her eyes teared up as the orchestra played the final notes of the concerto, overcome with the beauty of the music. The experience was so moving it caused tears to escape, reflecting the depth of emotion it had stirred within.
• He teared the wrapping paper from the gift in anticipation of seeing the surprise inside. It seemed to take a lot longer to complete, as he ripped and pulled at the wrapping paper. He eventually got to the present and was surprised and amazed.
• The news of his friend's accident left him completely stunned, and his eyes teared as he struggled to contain his grief. He remembered his friend’s kind nature, which caused feelings of despair. It was overwhelming and hard to come to terms with.