Chained and Stood

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Chained adjective - Bound with chains.

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Stood and chained are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stood" instead a noun "Chained".

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Chained and stood are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chained" instead a noun "Stood".

From where the thief stood he could see the ruins of the great hall wherein chained captives had knelt by the hundreds during festivals to have their heads hacked off by the priest-king in honor of Set, the Serpent-god of Stygia.

Source: Shrouded in Myth
Tantalus, who fed the gods his own chopped-up son for dinner, was chained to a rock and cursed with unending hunger and thirst; a bunch of grapes hung just above his head, and he stood in waist-deep water, but whenever he tried to reach for these, they would move out of his grasp.

Source: Ironic Hell

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