How Do You Spell BONDED?

Pronunciation: [bˈɒndɪd] (IPA)

The word "bonded" is pronounced /ˈbɑndəd/ according to IPA phonetic transcription. The first syllable "bon" is pronounced with a long "o" sound followed by a nasal "n" sound. The second syllable "ded" is pronounced with a short "u" sound and a voiced "d" sound. The spelling of "bonded" reflects its root word "bond", which refers to something that is secured or joined together. The suffix "-ed" is added to indicate that the action of bonding has occurred in the past.

BONDED Meaning and Definition

  1. Bonded is an adjective that describes the state or condition of being united or connected through a strong emotional or physical bond. It implies a sense of closeness, trust, and loyalty between individuals or entities.

    In the context of personal relationships, being bonded refers to deep connections and attachments formed, usually over time, between family members, friends, or partners. Such bonds are built on mutual understanding, shared experiences, and emotional support, resulting in a strong sense of belonging and commitment.

    When applied to business or legal contexts, bonded typically refers to a contractual agreement in which a person or company provides financial or legal reassurance by obtaining a bond or surety. This bond serves as a guarantee that the obligations and responsibilities specified will be fulfilled. In these cases, "bonded" indicates a level of credibility and security, assuring that the party has met certain criteria or prerequisites set forth by the issuer of the bond.

    The term "bonded" can also be used to describe materials or surfaces that have been joined or secured together, often using an adhesive or special process. This can include items such as bonded leather, which is made by laminating a layer of leather onto a fabric backing, or bonded teeth, which are dental restorations in which a tooth-colored material is permanently attached to a natural tooth. In these instances, the bonding process ensures durability and strength between the materials involved.

  2. Applied to goods left in bond-stores.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of BONDED

The word "bonded" is derived from the verb "bond", which originated from the Old English word "bindan". In turn, "bindan" can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "bindaną" and the Proto-Indo-European root "bʰendʰ-", meaning "to tie" or "to bind". The suffix "-ed" is commonly added to verbs in English to create the past participle form, indicating completion or continuation of the action. Thus, "bonded" refers to something that has been bound or tied together.

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Conjugate verb Bonded

CONDITIONAL

I would bond
we would bond
you would bond
he/she/it would bond
they would bond

FUTURE

I will bond
we will bond
you will bond
he/she/it will bond
they will bond

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bonded
we will have bonded
you will have bonded
he/she/it will have bonded
they will have bonded

PAST

I bonded
we bonded
you bonded
he/she/it bonded
they bonded

PAST PERFECT

I had bonded
we had bonded
you had bonded
he/she/it had bonded
they had bonded

PRESENT

I bond
we bond
you bond
he/she/it bonds
they bond

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bonded
we have bonded
you have bonded
he/she/it has bonded
they have bonded
I am bonding
we are bonding
you are bonding
he/she/it is bonding
they are bonding
I was bonding
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he/she/it was bonding
they were bonding
I will be bonding
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they would have been bonding

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