Definition of Bond
Bond
Bond
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(noun)
A binding agreement or contract between two or more parties.
e.g. The company issued a bond to raise capital for the new project.
(verb)
to form a close relationship with someone, especially through some shared event, circumstance or frequent time spent together;
e.g. The father and son needed time to bond together, so they played basketball and went fishing every weekend.
(verb)
to join something to something else, especially through the use of an adhesive material or heat;
e.g. Using heat, he was able to bond the two layers together.
(noun)
a binding agreement;
e.g. In the play, the merchant fails to follow through with his bond.
(noun)
a binding or uniting force;
e.g. Nothing could break the bonds of their friendship.
(verb)
to hold together firmly or closely and solidify;
e.g. The glue wasn't strong enough to bond to the glass.
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