Synonyms for BONDS
bonds

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1. bonds

   Bonds may be of cord, leather, or any other substance that can bind; chains are of linked metal. Manacles and handcuffs are for the hands, fetters are primarily chains or jointed iron fastenings for the feet; gyves may be for either. A shackle is a metallic ring, clasp, or bracelet-like fastening for encircling and restraining a limb: commonly one of a pair, used either for hands or feet. Bonds, fetters, and chains are used in a general way for almost any form of restraint. Gyves is now wholly poetic, and the other words are mostly restricted to the literary style; handcuffs is the specific and irons the general term in popular usage; as, the prisoner was put in irons. Bonds, chains, and shackles are frequently used in the metaphorical sense.

   Synonyms:
   bondage, chains, custody, durance, duress, fetter, gyves, handcuffs, imprisonment, irons, manacles, shackles

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1. bondsnoun

   Synonyms:
   imprisonment, captivity, chains, FETTERS, BONDAGE

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1. List of paraphrases for "bonds":

   obligations, bond, links, suretyships, ties, linkages, securities, notes, vouchers, treasuries, bonuses, sureties, liaisons, titles, duties

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1. Mark Kiesel:

   The ECB has finally embraced quantitative easing : Purchase programs of covered bonds and asset-backed securities are already underway, and as European inflation remains stubbornly low, we expect that The ECB will further expand The ECB balance sheet by buying euro-denominated IG corporate and sovereign bonds.

2. Economy Minister Nadia Calvino:

   These bonds would fund investment in areas such as renewable energy and energy efficiency, or sustainable water and land management, all elements of our National Energy and Climate plan, currently subject to public consultation.

3. Todd Rosenbluth:

   Investors continued to favor lower-risk bond products focused on investment grade and to a lesser extent government securities than high-yield corporate bonds, to us, this is a preference for income stability in light (of) potentially higher credit default rates in the coming months.

4. David Binnion:

   With the new listed companies, as they look to raise growth capital going forward, they will look at convertible bonds as well as equity to decide what they want to do. I wouldn't be surprised if we see a more diverse sector representation beyond just the developers.

5. Andrew Mellon:

   Gentlemen prefer bonds.