Tied
Tied adjective - Bound or secured closely.
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Uncomfortable and tied are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uncomfortable" instead an adjective "Tied".
Nearby Word: tie
Uncomfortable
Uncomfortable adjective - Causing discomfort.
Tied and uncomfortable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Tied" instead an adjective "Uncomfortable".
Nearby Word: uncomfortably
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There's generally a "loss of innocence" or "uncomfortable revelation" motif tied to the loss of an eye, but it's also often played as a dramatic sign of devotion.
Source: Eye Scream / Anime and Manga -
Confusingly enough, the original people called "Bulgars" were Turkic-speakingnote Or possibly Iranian-speaking, or perhaps Turkic-speaking with a strong Iranian influence; this is tied up with both recent research and the uncomfortable recent history of the Bulgarians and Turks.
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Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic: Gary also demonstrates that a majority of people with High Functioning Autism nervously stammer and get tongue-tied when they are uncomfortable, despite being incredibly eloquent when speaking to people they trust, which is Truth in Television.
Source: Series / Alphas
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