B1nounrelationships
US/bɑːnd/
UK/bɒnd/
a close feeling or connection that joins people together
In context
Cooking together every weekend helped strengthen the bond between father and son.
The players formed a strong bond during the long tournament abroad.
Sharing a difficult experience often creates bonds that last a lifetime.
Words that go with bond
adjective + noun
- strong bondThe twins have always had a strong bond.
- close bondShe developed a close bond with her grandmother during the lockdown.
- emotional bondMany owners have a deep emotional bond with their pets.
verb + noun
- form a bondBabies form a bond with the people who care for them.
- strengthen the bondTeam trips are meant to strengthen the bond between colleagues.
noun + preposition
- bond betweenNothing could break the bond between the two old friends.