Bond and Compulsion

Bond

Bond noun - Something that physically prevents free movement.

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Compulsion and bond are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Compulsion" instead a noun "Bond".

Nearby Words: bonded, bonding, bondsman, bonder, bondholder

Compulsion noun - The use of power to impose one's will on another.

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Bond and compulsion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bond" instead a noun "Compulsion".

female	female bond	female compulsion
similar	similar bond	similar compulsion
common	common bond	common compulsion
strong	strong bond	strong compulsion
Other adjectives: powerful, actual, psychic, telepathic, sexual, new, mental, mystical, growing, strange, magical, unshakable, unbreakable.

Married Asha'man do something quite similar to the "Warder bond" with their wives, specifically because of this trope, but completely without the compulsion.

Source: Mindlink Mates
Elena's strong and powerful love, bond and connection with Stefan and her thinking about Stefan is powerful enough to calm Elena down and break Silas' compulsion, preventing Elena from killing herself and Damon.

Source: The Power of Love
In The Jennifer Morgue by Charles Stross, the Big Bad sets up a powerful spell of compulsion that means everything has to happen exactly the way it would in a James Bond movie, thereby making making his plan impossible to stop unless challenged by a lone, British, martini-drinking secret agent.

Source: Theory of Narrative Causality

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