She found herself in a difficult bind when she lost all her money.
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Something that ties or restrains.
The company is no longer in a regulatory bind.
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He wanted to escape the emotional binds that had held him captive for so long.
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bindidiom
A situation where one is obligated to do something.
The agreement puts us in a legal bind.
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We are in a terrible bind because the document has already been signed.
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bindphrasal-verb
bind over: To require someone to enter into a bond to keep the peace or appear in court.
The judge decided to bind the suspect over.
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The court chose to bind him over until the next hearing because he was suspected of fraud.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "bind" in English means: To tie or fasten something tightly with rope, string, or similar material., To unite or hold together firmly., To obligate someone legally or morally..
The phonetic transcription of "bind" is /baɪnd/ in British English and /baɪnd/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "bind": restrict, tie, fasten, unite, bond, obligate.
Example usage of "bind": "I used a rope to bind the package tightly for shipping.". More examples on the page.