Synonyms for BONDS
bonds

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1. bonds

   Bonds may be of cord, leather, or any other substance that can bind; chains are of linked metal. Manacles and handcuffs are for the hands, fetters are primarily chains or jointed iron fastenings for the feet; gyves may be for either. A shackle is a metallic ring, clasp, or bracelet-like fastening for encircling and restraining a limb: commonly one of a pair, used either for hands or feet. Bonds, fetters, and chains are used in a general way for almost any form of restraint. Gyves is now wholly poetic, and the other words are mostly restricted to the literary style; handcuffs is the specific and irons the general term in popular usage; as, the prisoner was put in irons. Bonds, chains, and shackles are frequently used in the metaphorical sense.

   Synonyms:
   bondage, chains, custody, durance, duress, fetter, gyves, handcuffs, imprisonment, irons, manacles, shackles

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1. bondsnoun

   Synonyms:
   imprisonment, captivity, chains, FETTERS, BONDAGE

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1. List of paraphrases for "bonds":

   obligations, bond, links, suretyships, ties, linkages, securities, notes, vouchers, treasuries, bonuses, sureties, liaisons, titles, duties

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1. Emil Limpert:

   We got rid of our car, we got rid of our house, i got rid of money I had in bonds and stocks and now I need help.

2. Andrew Susser:

   Bad things in energy are already priced in, midstream bonds seem awfully cheap.

3. Peter De Vries:

   The bonds of matrimony are like any other bonds -- they mature slowly.

4. Richard Ketchum:

   It's very important for us to know, relatively speaking, who's active in structured products, who sold a lot a lot of Puerto Rican bonds, the other piece – which we're very focused on now – is the question of how, out of the 600,000-plus registered advisers, Richard Ketchum identify the 200 to 300 that are really dangerous from the standpoint of ‘ likely to kill again' in the short term.

5. Luis Gonzali:

   It's likely that next week we will see strong outflows from Pemex bonds, while I believe Moody's was benevolent with the sovereign's rating, it wasn't with Pemex's rating, which, inevitably, now enters the universe of speculative bonds.