Bounding - Law Dictionary Search Results

Exaggerated

Enlarged beyond bounds or the truth

Bound or obligated as under a pledge to a particular cause action or attitude Opposite of uncommitted

Obliged bound in gratitude indebted

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Without bounds or confines illimitable vast unlimited

bound with chains as prisoners chained together to prevent escape

A figure bounded by a thousand plane surfaces

bound together by intimate ties social personal cultural or political as closely knit little villages a close knit family

having rigid front and back covers covered with cloth of books Contrasted to softcover

One bound by a common oath with others

Drawn together bound contracted cramped

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