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contracted
adjective as in booked
adjective as in bound
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in compendious
adjective as in deflated
adjective as in engaged
adjective as in indentured
Strong matches
adjective as in insular
adjective as in intended
adjective as in narrow
Strong matches
adjective as in obligated
Strongest matches
Weak matches
adjective as in obliged
Strongest matches
Weak matches
adjective as in plighted
adjective as in reduced
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
adjective as in responsible
Weak matches
- at fault
- at the helm
- authoritative
- bonded
- bound
- bound to
- carrying the load
- censurable
- chargeable
- compelled
- constrained
- decision-making
- devolving on
- duty-bound
- engaged
- executive
- exposed
- fettered
- hampered
- held
- high
- in authority
- in control
- incumbent
- minding the store
- obligated
- obliged
- on the hook
- open
- susceptive
- sworn to
- tied
- to blame
- under contract
- under obligation
adjective as in stiff
adjective as in thumbnail
adjective as in tight
Example Sentences
French business activity overall contracted, but reached its closest point to expansion for the first time in 15 months, while Germany’s hit a two-month low.
Venezuela’s GDP has contracted by 80%, forcing eight million Venezuelans, a quarter of the population, to flee.
Manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region contracted slightly this month, contrary to expectations it would grow, as new orders and shipments struggled.
McCullum was already contracted through to 2027 and Stokes has signalled his intention play for England in the next home Ashes in the same year by signing a new two-year contract.
Others seek treatment long after they have been attacked, by which point certain medications for the STIs they have contracted, such as HIV, are no longer effective.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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