Bond and Jail

Bond

Bond noun - Something that physically prevents free movement.

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

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

Jail noun - A place of confinement for persons held in lawful custody.

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Bond and jail are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bond" instead a noun "Jail".

Nearby Words: jailed, jailer, jailing, jailor

emotional	emotional bond	emotional jail
human	human bond	human jail
old	old bond	old jail
special	special bond	special jail
Other adjectives: common, alien, strong, actual, real, potential, personal, new, magical, deeper.

person	bond person	jail person
times	bond times	jail times

He became a born-again Christian once he got out of jail, and reacts as you might expect when he finds out about the true nature of Mona and Tamsin's bond.

Source: Film / My Summer of Love
When he shows up in the new continuity, he's now a 12 year old (even younger than he was when he was Kid Flash) half-black Jerk Ass who hates the Flash for putting his uncle in jail, is yet to bond with Barry and doesn't seem to like him much.

Source: Same Character, but Different
It's played with later on when it's revealed his parents were overworking to try and make their lives better than theirs were, and they end up reconciling their bond after the older brothers gets put in jail.

Source: Promotion to Parent

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