v. to confine or restrain with or as with bonds
I was bound by my promise.
I was bound by my promise.
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He performed handsomely. OR The book was handsomely bound.
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That means we've had to test and try out different ways of packing cookies in order to protect them from the bounces and impacts they're bound to get in shipping.
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A signatory is bound by his signed agreement.
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What bound the mother and Regina together?
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What treacherous area did emigrants bound for California have to cross?
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The book was handsomely bound.
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What is the name for the time bound place the Peculiars live?
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Which word is not used by the author to describe how people board ships bound for America felt?
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Why was Liang bound and brought to the Emperor's Palace?
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The thralldom of Russian serfs kept them bound in service to landowners.
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The thralldom of Russian serfs kept them bound in service to landowners..
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He took the southward bound train.
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Who began the race with a leap and a bound and was gone?
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Why were Rowan and his mother bound to be Keepers?
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tied; chained; shackled; constrained
untied; freed; loosed
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bound
browned
crowned
downed
drowned
found
frowned
gowned
ground
hound
mound
pound
round
sound
wound
aaground
around
astound
compound
confound
expound
impound
innewfound
profound
propound
reredound
renowned
resound
surround
ununsound
unwound
ultrasound
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