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tied

/taɪd/
/taɪd/
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Definitions of tied
  1. adjective
    bound or secured closely
    synonyms: trussed
    bound
    confined by bonds
  2. adjective
    fastened with strings or cords
    “a neatly tied bundle”
    synonyms: fastened
    knotted
    tied with a knot
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    antonyms:
    untied
    not tied
  3. adjective
    closed with a lace
    synonyms: laced
  4. adjective
    bound together by or as if by a strong rope; especially as by a bond of affection
    “people tied by blood or marriage”
    synonyms:
    united
    characterized by unity; being or joined into a single entity
  5. adjective
    of the score in a contest
    “the score is tied
    synonyms: even, level
    equal
    having the same quantity, value, or measure as another
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