Bond and Lock

Bond

Bond noun - Something that physically prevents free movement.

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Lock and bond are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lock" instead the word "Bond" as a noun or a verb.

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

Lock noun - One that is certain to succeed.

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Bond and lock are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bond" instead the word "Lock" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: locked, lockup, locker, locket, lockout

old	old bond	old lock
good	good bond	good lock
special	special bond	special lock
similar	similar bond	similar lock
Other adjectives: alien, actual, black, psychic, telepathic, new, permanent, mental, strange, said, magical, parental, unbreakable.

The door was about to lock itself anyway; Bond shot the lock so that the bad guys couldn't open it from their side.

Source: Shoot Out the Lock
In Skyfall, Bond shoots the lock of a jammed door in a subway tunnel in order to force it open.

Source: Shoot Out the Lock
At least until she reaches "maturity" and forms a bond with a single mate, then Shapeshifter Mode Lock kicks in and she remains that person's ideal personality permanently.

Source: Empathic Shapeshifter

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