Bound
Bound verb - To mark the limits of.
Come close to and bound are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Come close to" instead a verb "Bound".
Come close to
Bound and come close to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bound" instead a verb "Come close to".
Both terms in one sentence
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And it's a good thing it didn't come up, because the muscle-bound, shell-heavy Turtles and the four lean Samurai must logically have at least 200lbs (probably more) of difference in weight, and April can't possibly come close to Kenshin.
- In addition, there exists magecraft and other properties which come close to True Magic, but aren't, since they are still bound to the laws of the world (i.e, the Counter Force will actively prevent its materialization, since it's an "impossibility").
Source: Analysis / Nasuverse
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