Bind
Bind verb - To confine or restrain with or as if with chains.
Let
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Let me just say that I do not plan to bind you all into slavery or anything like that.
Source: To Create a Playground for Evil -
Sure, Let's Go with That: Sotomura's self-proclaimed underling once asked Sotomura where she could buy Sarashi to bind her chest.
Source: Manga / Waratte! Sotomura-san - In desperation, Heinrich sacrifices Mia to fulfil a ritual that will allow him to bind one of the Primordials to her soul to save her life, turns her loose on the Seraphim to feed her new hunger and essentially blackmails the Vigil into letting them go by threatening to let Mia do the same to them.
Source: Characters / Death Vigil
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