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bind Definition and Meaning in English (bind definition)

verb
Synonyms:tiefastensecure
Quick Answer • Definition

Bind definition: To tie or fasten something tightly, especially with rope or cord.

Definitions of Bind

  1. 1verb

    To tie or fasten something tightly, especially with rope or cord.

  2. 2verb

    To obligate someone by a promise, contract, or duty.

  3. 3noun

    A difficult or restrictive situation or predicament.

Example Sentences

“She used a rope to bind the packages together.”

“The contract will bind both parties to the agreement.”

“I'm in a bit of a bind with this deadline.”

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Inflected Word Forms

third person singularbinds
past tensebound
present participlebinding
agent nounbinder

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Bind definition: To tie or fasten something tightly, especially with rope or cord.
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'Bind' translates to 'bind' in English. Bind definition: To tie or fasten something tightly, especially with rope or cord.
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