ADJECTIVE | all | tied, trussed | bound or secured closely |
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all | tied | bound together by or as if by a strong rope | |
all | tied, fastened | fastened with strings or cords | |
all | tied, laced | closed with a lace | |
all | tied, even, level | of the score in a contest |
Sounds | tay'd | |
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Rhymes | abide ... Yuletide: 172 rhymes with ayd... |
Meaning | Bound or secured closely. | |
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Example | "the guard was found trussed up with his arms and legs securely tied" | |
Synonym | trussed | |
Broader | bound | Confined by bonds |
Spanish | atado | |
Catalan | lligat |
Meaning | Bound together by or as if by a strong rope; especially as by a bond of affection. | |
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Example | "people tied by blood or marriage" | |
Broader | united | Characterized by unity |
Spanish | atado |
Meaning | Fastened with strings or cords. | |
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Example | "a neatly tied bundle" | |
Synonym | fastened | |
Narrower | knotted | Tied with a knot |
Opposite | untied, unfastened | not tied |
Spanish | atado | |
Catalan | lligat |
Meaning | Closed with a lace. | |
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Synonym | laced | |
Opposite | unlaced, untied | With laces not tied |
Spanish | atado | |
Catalan | lligat |
Meaning | Of the score in a contest. | |
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Example | "the score is tied" | |
Synonyms | even, level | |
Broader | equal | Having the same quantity, value, or measure as another |
Spanish | empatado |
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