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US/baɪnd/
UK/baɪnd/
to tie something tightly; also to make someone keep a promise or agreement
In context
They used rope to bind the boxes together.
The contract binds both companies to keep the deal secret.
Shared memories from school bind old friends together for life.
Words that go with bind
verb + adverb
- bind togetherLove of football binds the fans together.
- bind tightlyBind the sticks tightly so they don't fall apart.
adverb + adjective
- legally bindingThe agreement is legally binding.
adjective + preposition
- bound byDoctors are bound by rules of privacy.
verb + noun
- bind a bookThe printer will bind the book in leather.