Definition

Connected or tied together in a strong way, often used to describe a relationship or obligation.

Example

They felt a bond of friendship that was unbreakable.

Conversation

I just read an interesting article about how some animals form a bond with their owners.

That sounds fascinating! I've seen that with dogs and cats.

Yeah, it's amazing how strong that bond can be.

Absolutely, it really shows the connection we can have with pets.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To create a strong connection or relationship with someone or something.

Example

The two friends bonded over their shared love of music.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I really think we bond well over our favorite shows.

Absolutely! It's great to connect like that.

Yeah, I feel like our friendship has really bonded over time.

Definition

A connection or agreement between people, groups, or things that creates a relationship or obligation.

Example

The bond between the mother and her child is very strong.

Conversation

I feel like there’s a special bond between us after all these years.

Absolutely! We've been through so much together.

It's nice to know that our friendship creates such a strong bond.

Definition

To connect or join two or more things together in a strong way, often creating a close relationship or attachment.

Example

The two friends bonded over their shared love of music.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I think we should bond over some old movies this weekend.

That sounds like a great idea! I love classic films.

Yeah, it would be fun to see how they used to make movies.

Root Explanation

Bond → The word 'bond' originates from Old French 'bond' (meaning a tie or bond) and is derived from the Latin 'binda' (meaning a band or tie). It refers to a connection or tie between people or things.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'tie' or 'connection' — that's what a bond means, as it represents a strong link between individuals or elements.

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