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Synonyms for bind
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
bind
Binding is primarily by something flexible, as a cord or bandage drawn closely around an object or group of objects, as when we bind up a wounded limb. We bind a sheaf of wheat with a cord; we tie the cord in a knot; we fasten by any means that will make things hold together, as a board by nails, or a door by a lock. The verbs tie and fasten are scarcely used in the figurative sense, tho, using the noun, we speak of the ties of affection. Bind has an extensive figurative use. One is bound by conscience or honor; he is obliged by some imperious necessity; engaged by his own promise; compelled by physical force or its moral equivalent.
Synonyms:
compel, engage, fasten, fetter, fix, oblige, restrain, restrict, secure, shackle, tieAntonyms:
free, loose, set free, unbind, unfasten, unloose, untiePreposition:
Bind to a pillar; unto an altar; to a service; bind one with chains or in chains; one is bound by a contract; a splint is bound upon a limb; the arms may be bound to the sides or behind the back; bind a wreath about, around, or round the head; twigs are bound in or into fagots; for military purposes, they are bound at both ends and in the middle; one is bound by a contract, or bound under a penalty to fulfil a contract.
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
Princeton's WordNet
bindverb
something that hinders as if with bonds
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unbindadhere, hold fast, bond, bind, stick, stick toverb
stick to firmly
"Will this wallpaper adhere to the wall?"
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stand by, stupefy, stick by, baffle, attach, perplex, tie up, cleave, bond, get, mystify, bandage, flummox, cling, cohere, truss, stick around, constipate, nonplus, beat, draw together, stick, dumbfound, adhere, follow, obligate, lodge, sting, hold fast, tie, oblige, deposit, amaze, tie down, stick to, stay put, gravel, stay, bewilder, wedge, vex, pose, stick with, hold, puzzle, bring togetherAntonyms:
unbindbind, tie, attach, bondverb
create social or emotional ties
"The grandparents want to bond with the child"
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confiscate, connect, draw together, tie down, stick, hold fast, marry, sequester, obligate, stick to, attach, truss, tie, draw, hold, tie up, impound, wed, splice, link, bandage, constipate, bring together, adhere, link up, seize, oblige, bondAntonyms:
unbindbindverb
make fast; tie or secure, with or as if with a rope
"The Chinese would bind the feet of their women"
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oblige, hold, stick to, bandage, bond, tie, constipate, stick, obligate, adhere, truss, hold fast, tie up, tie down, attachAntonyms:
unbindbind, bandageverb
wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose
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oblige, hold, stick to, bandage, bond, tie, constipate, stick, obligate, adhere, truss, hold fast, tie up, tie down, attachAntonyms:
unbindtie down, tie up, bind, trussverb
secure with or as if with ropes
"tie down the prisoners"; "tie up the old newspapers and bring them to the recycling shed"
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tie down, stick, hold fast, constipate, obligate, attach, truss, tie, bind off, tie up, stick to, hold, moor, bandage, oblige, adhere, berth, bondAntonyms:
unbindoblige, bind, hold, obligateverb
bind by an obligation; cause to be indebted
"He's held by a contract"; "I'll hold you by your promise"
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accommodate, book, attach, tie up, bond, view as, support, hold back, bandage, defend, take hold, carry, deem, truss, hold up, arrest, hold, adjudge, guard, take, have, concord, check, make, stick, take for, go for, throw, defy, control, harbor, keep, apply, obligate, give, hold fast, entertain, concur, nurse, oblige, curb, constipate, moderate, tie down, stick to, have got, restrain, obtain, withstand, agree, sustain, halt, harbour, tie, maintain, confine, contain, keep back, retain, prevail, reserve, admit, compel, hold in, declare, adhere, bearAntonyms:
unbindbindverb
provide with a binding
"bind the books in leather"
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oblige, hold, stick to, bandage, bond, tie, constipate, stick, obligate, adhere, truss, hold fast, tie up, tie down, attachAntonyms:
unbindtie, bindverb
fasten or secure with a rope, string, or cord
"They tied their victim to the chair"
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connect, tie down, link up, hold fast, marry, obligate, attach, truss, tie, draw, hold, tie up, stick to, constipate, wed, splice, stick, link, bandage, oblige, adhere, bondAntonyms:
unbindbindverb
form a chemical bond with
"The hydrogen binds the oxygen"
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oblige, hold, stick to, bandage, bond, tie, constipate, stick, obligate, adhere, truss, hold fast, tie up, tie down, attachAntonyms:
unbindconstipate, bindverb
cause to be constipated
"These foods tend to constipate you"
Synonyms:
tie down, stick, bond, hold fast, obligate, stick to, adhere, truss, tie, hold, tie up, constipate, bandage, oblige, clog, attachAntonyms:
unbind
Dictionary of English Synonymes
bindverb
Synonyms:
confine, restrain, restrict, put bonds uponbindverb
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enwrap, put a bandage uponbindverb
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tie, fasten, secure by a bondbindverb
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engage, oblige, OBLIGATE, make responsible, lay under obligationbindverb
bindverb
Synonyms:
put a border round
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MD
bind
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See Double bind
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How to use bind in a sentence?
We encourage anybody who's had infection to still get vaccinated because vaccination helps the body prepare by making a more robust set of antibodies, they bind more strongly, and especially the boosters are broader. They're able to recognize differences in the virus.
The people have a right supremeTo make their kings, for Kings are made for them.All Empire is no more than Pow'r in Trust,Which when resum'd, can be no longer just.Successionm for the general good design'd,In its own wrong a Nation cannot bind.
Most of the curses are what we call binding spells: they aim at binding or inhibiting the performance of a rival. A lot of them have to do with legal cases. They say things like, Bind the tongue and the thoughts of so-and-so, who is about to testify against me on Monday, we have some that are aimed at rival musicians or actors, and a couple that seem to be connected with athletics. We have some that run something like this, Bind Helen, so that she is unsuccessful when she flirts or makes love with Demetrius. But the great majority of them seem to be connected with lawsuits.
What weve been able to do is produce the molecule thats on the surface of the coronavirus in our lab. So the surface of the virus contains these spike molecules that sort of resemble mushrooms and they use these molecules to bind to our cells and then cause the virus to enter the cells, so we really want to target these spikes to prevent their function and prevent the virus from getting into our cell.
There are other minor cannabinoids and traces in the plant that can be hard to study, but by isolation we can continue to assess the effects they might offer, historically, many of our medicines have been derived by or inspired by natural products. By having new compounds that bind with very high affinity, that will give scientists a new probe into biological sciences.
Translations for bind
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- ربطArabic
- вязацьBelarusian
- свързвам, приързвам, връзвам, подвързвамBulgarian
- spojit, svázatCzech
- вѧстиOld Church Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- bindeDanish
- verbinden, binden, konnektierenGerman
- βιβλιοδετώGreek
- ligi, bindiEsperanto
- enlazarSpanish
- sitoa, kytkeä, yhdistääFinnish
- relier, lierFrench
- ceangailIrish
- cuibhrich, sguab, naisgScottish Gaelic
- बाँधHindi
- összekötHungarian
- hubung, sambung, ikatIndonesian
- bindarIdo
- connettere, legare, rilegareItalian
- 繋ぐ, 縛る, 結ぶ, 繋げるJapanese
- iungō, nectō, teneo, cōnectōLatin
- paihereMāori
- binden, verbinden, koppelenDutch
- bindeNorwegian
- wiązaćPolish
- encapar, juntar, vincular, ligar, copular, conectar, encadernarPortuguese
- cupla, lega, conectaRomanian
- переплести́, связать, связывать, вязать, переплета́тьRussian
- bindaSwedish
- birleştirmek, bağlamak, ciltlemekTurkish
- buộc, trói, liên kết, cột, ghép cặp, ghép đôi, kết hợp, nốiVietnamese
- בינדןYiddish
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