Similar words: wound up, round up, roundup, round-up, bound, bounds, abound, bounded. Meaning: adj. 1. closely or inseparably connected or associated with 2. deeply devoted to.
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(91) Serious sport has nothing to do with fair play. It is bound up with hatred, jealousy, boastfulness, disregard of all rules and sadistic pleasure in witnessing violence.
(92) Why should happiness be bound up with the presence and movement of water?
(93) Grassmann's exposition was almost inextricably bound up with geometrical ideas.
(94) Before sweeping the house she bound up her hair in a large handkerchief.
(95) Though of course , our personal interests are closely bound up with those of the company.
(96) From this perspective the interests of the individual are bound up with the interests of the kinship group as it extends forward and backward across the generations.
(97) The soldier was wearing a coat of blue fine cloth, he had no knapsack nor shako , his head was bound up[sentencedict.com], and across his shoulders was slung a French cartridge case.
(98) The test of wireless fusee is an important part of the test of missile detonating controlling system and it play a crucial role for the missile to detonate at the point bound up in advance.
(99) Your future is bound up with the fate of your motherland.
(100) The unemployment figures are not necessarily bound up with the rise of prices.
(101) They'd have a lot of hydrogen sulfide gas bound up in their cells.
(102) I pray that all beings will not gain a mind of greed, will not be bound up in body-and-mind.
(103) Its antioxidant curve is similar to L-histidine, which implied that the antioxidant ability of carnosine is closely bound up with its imidazole cycle.
(104) His future is closely bound up with that of the company.
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(105) He is bound up in the study of nuclear physics.
(106) Basins in China offshore that their origins are bound up with the deep geologic process (Mantle Plume Tectonics), are in accord with the special geologic background of East Asia.
(107) All the documents have been bound up and placed in file.
(108) Unique Chickadee: You spoke to your friend recently about how time and place are bound up with each other.
(109) The iniquity of Ephraim is bound up ; His sin is stored up.
(110) With his wounded arm bound up, he had to shuffle into or out of his coat.
(111) Money again will be bound up with what is happening.
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