Committed
Tied
Tied adjective - Bound or secured closely.
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Synonyms for Tied
Committed and tied are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Committed" instead an adjective "Tied".
Nearby Word: tie
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- The "victim" had committed suicide and tied a balloon to the gun so it would float away, so it couldn't be called suicide and his wife would get his life insurance.
- Tanya is a bit more committed in Mortal Kombat X and seems to be on good terms with her boss, Mileena (who is promising that once crowned empress again, she will allow Edenia to return to being a separate realm instead of being tied to Outworld).
Source: Chronic Backstabbing Disorder -
Monk in Trouble, is about Monk investigating a number of recent killings that turn out to be tied to the theft of a large amount of gold in an infamous train holdup committed in the early 1960s.
Source: Train Job
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