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bond

Definition for bond

noun as in binder or fastener

noun as in association, relation

noun as in guarantee; contract

verb as in fasten; stick

Strongest matches

bind, connect, fix, glue

Strong matches

fuse, gum, paste

Weak match

stickum

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Example Sentences

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As Graham pointed out, there is “no emphasis on collective bonding,” which he nodded to in the letter used in his first term.

From Salon

The son of Pakistani parents who emigrated to the UK, he has always spoken with pride about his heritage and the bond it gave him with fans in South Asia.

From BBC

The money will be fronted as required from the proceeds of the district’s recent $9 billion construction bond — although the money was not originally for this purpose.

Sir Keir Starmer might not quite have 100 battles, but he's got a fair few on his hands: with his party, with the bond markets, with the mayor of Greater Manchester.

From BBC

Both he and Kidman have said his struggles with addiction made their bond stronger.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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