Bound and Terminal

Bound

Bound noun - A real or imaginary point beyond which a person or thing cannot go.

Terminal and bound are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Terminal" instead a noun "Bound".

Terminal

Terminal noun - Either extremity of something that has length.

Bound and terminal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bound" instead a noun "Terminal".

How words are described

single single bound single terminal
wrong wrong bound wrong terminal
final final bound final terminal

Both words in one sentence

  • Her father bound her soul to one of the true Primordials (essentially a dark god) to save her life from a terminal illness.
  • Literature / The Nexus Series While the author does a good job of explaining a lot of the computer speak and doesn't get too specific, anyone who's ever, say, reflashed and rooted a mobile device, or used the Linux terminal, is bound to understand some scenes better than someone who hasn't.
  • Film / The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Doing it at the last minute, when she's inches from the ground and falling at terminal velocity, was bound to kill her.
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