Spies
Meaning of Spies
Individuals who secretly collect information about others.
In simple words: People who secretly watch or gather information about others.
Spies in a sentence
- The government hired many *spies* during the Cold War.
- In the movie, the *spies* worked together to uncover a conspiracy.
- She felt like a *spy* when she overheard their secret plans.
How to use Spies
Use 'spies' in discussions about espionage, movies, or literature. Avoid using it in casual contexts unless joking.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of 'spy' + 's' as a secretive group; imagine a team of shadowy figures.
Related words
Collocations with Spies
- high-tech spies
- military spies
- foreign spies
- covert spies
Synonyms for Spies
- agents
- informants
- operatives
- snoops
- undercover
Common mistakes with Spies
- Confused with 'spy' (singular).
- Incorrectly assume it only refers to government agents.
- Use it as a verb instead of a noun.
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Frequently asked questions about Spies
What does Spies mean?
People who secretly watch or gather information about others.
What is the definition of Spies?
Individuals who secretly collect information about others.
How do you use Spies in a sentence?
The government hired many *spies* during the Cold War.
Can you give another example of Spies?
In the movie, the *spies* worked together to uncover a conspiracy.
What are synonyms for Spies?
Common alternatives include agents, informants, operatives, snoops, undercover.
What is the opposite of Spies?
Opposite meanings include friends, allies.
What words go with Spies?
It commonly pairs with high-tech spies, military spies, foreign spies, covert spies.
What are common mistakes when using Spies?
Confused with 'spy' (singular). Incorrectly assume it only refers to government agents. Use it as a verb instead of a noun.
How do you pronounce Spies?
US: //spaɪz//, UK: //spaɪz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Spies?
Use 'spies' in discussions about espionage, movies, or literature. Avoid using it in casual contexts unless joking.

