Tied
Tied adjective - Bound or secured closely.
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Synonyms for Tied
Wimp and tied are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wimp" instead an adjective "Tied".
Nearby Word: tie
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- However, the characters themselves don't want to be tied down with other people's preconceptions of the historical figures from whom they're cloned, so they tend to do a complete 180-degree turn in terms of personality: Abe Lincoln is a weak-willed wimp, Joan of Arc went goth, and so on.
Source: All Stereotype Cast -
The series was supposed to run for thirteen episodes, so it might have tied in at some point.Tropes include: Adaptational Wimp: Razorbeard, the Big Bad of Rayman 2, is an incompetent lackey.
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Beware the Nice Ones: George, usually a complete wimp, has held a thug at fork-point, paid to have Damien's car damaged by his daughter with a hammer, and tied up and tortured Gus during a paintball game.
Source: Series / Drop the Dead Donkey
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