Synonyms for bonding
ˈbɒn dɪŋbond·ing

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1. bondingnoun

   a close personal relationship that forms between people (as between husband and wife or parent and child)

   Synonyms:
   soldering

2. bondingnoun

   (dentistry) a technique for repairing a tooth; resinous material is applied to the surface of the tooth where it adheres to the tooth's enamel

   Synonyms:
   soldering

3. bonding, solderingnoun

   fastening firmly together

   Synonyms:
   soldering

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1. • Dentistry
   • Fastening
   • Personal Relation
   • Technique

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1. List of paraphrases for "bonding":

   collage, liaison, camaraderie, surety, bond, adhesive, cementation, flare, linkage, comradeship, link

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1. Robin Baker:

   These parents are experienced home birthers as they had their first child at home, they had 30 minutes of bonding time with Baby A before Baby B made his way into his father’s hands still en-caul.

2. Dan Pendergast:

   When it starts to snow, you will get that initial snow to melt on the road and you are going to have traffic rolling over the road and more snow, the snow starts compacting and bonding to the road. You're not going to get it off, there's not a heck of a lot you can do because you're not going to be able to get the chemicals down and I'm guessing those areas don't have the equipment we have here, like the icebreakers and really good cutting-edge equipment. We have 800 plows in the state, 200 in the metro area, Atlanta and Virginia are probably going to have 40 or less.

3. Poe Leggette:

   Bankruptcies have triggered BOEM's enthusiasm for bonding, but as industry groups have commented, the proposed cure may actually put more of them into bankruptcy.

4. Markwayne Mullin:

   Typically we’ll have anywhere from 10-14 people every single morning, it’s a way for us to talk, but we don’t talk politics either — it’s a bonding process, and it’s us feeling healthy, we can perform our jobs better when we feel good about ourselves.

5. Nichole Georgeou:

   There's this idea that is in-built in voluntourism that we in the West have the knowledge and the skills to make a difference, we have a right to make a difference, it doesn't even matter if we're unskilled, it's just the good will that matters because we're somehow bonding anyway.