debond
English
verb
Definitions
- To remove a bonding agent such as glue, or to free from such a bonding
- (legal) To lift a posted bond
Etymology
Prefix from English bond (originally, serf, slave, dweller).
Origin
English
bond
Gloss
originally, serf, slave, dweller
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eurobond English
- backbond English
- bond English
- bond for deed English
- bondability English
- bondable English
- bonder English
- bondholder English
- bondholding English
- bondless English
- bondlike English
- bondmaid English
- bondmaiden English
- bondman English
- bondmate English
- bondservant English
- bondslave English
- bondslavery English
- bondsman English
- bondsperson English
- bondstone English
- bondswoman English
- bondwoman English
- counterbond English
- fluid-bonded English
- heartbond English
- househusband English
- husband English
- interbond English
- minibond English
- nonbond English
- pseudobond English
- ragbond English
- rebond English
- soulbond English
- stereobond English
- superbond English
- bonde Portuguese
- bond Middle English
- bond
- rebond
- bonder
- bondman
- nonbond
- ragbond
- husband
- bondmate
- bondable
- bondmaid
- bondless
- Eurobond
- bondsman
- backbond
- minibond
- soulbond
- bondlike
- interbond
- superbond
- bondslave
- bondwoman
- bondstone
- heartbond
- bondmaiden
- bondholder
- stereobond
- bondswoman
- pseudobond
- bondslavery
- bondholding
- bondservant
- bondability
- bondsperson
- counterbond
- househusband
- fluid-bonded
- bond for deed