Bind

usgb/baɪnd/
verb

To tie or fasten things together.

She used a strip of cloth to bind the wound.
Visual representation of "bind" - To tie or fasten things together

Often appears as...

  • bind together
  • bind tightly
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Physical Constraint

Used for literal physical restraint or securement in everyday activities or emergencies.

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She had to bind the luggage to the roof rack.
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Healing Process

Often associated with medical care, where binding is critical for recovery.

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Bandages were used to bind his sprained ankle.
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