bound
/baʊnd/Definitions
1. noun
A limit or extent beyond which something cannot pass or be done
“She’s at the bound of her endurance, having run for hours.”
2. noun
A limit or extent of an area or a quantity
“The new development is at the bound of the town.”
3. noun
A musical composition that is not part of a larger work
“The album features several solo tracks and a few bound pieces.”
4. verb
To restrain or tie someone or something with a rope or cord
“The police bound the suspect’s hands behind his back.”
5. verb
To feel a strong attraction or love for someone or something
“She’s bound to fall in love with the charming stranger.”
6. verb
To travel along a route or path
“The tourists will bound through the jungle on their hike.”
7. verb
To be obliged or likely to do something
“He’s bound to attend the meeting, it’s a requirement for his job.”
8. adjective
Having a fixed or set limit or boundary
“The bound volume contains all the company’s annual reports.”
9. adverb
Very or extremely
“The new policy is bound to make a huge impact on the company.”