Meaning: bounding 
baʊnd
n.
a line determining the limits of an area
the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something
the greatest possible degree of something
a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards
v.
move forward by leaps and bounds
form the boundary of; be contiguous to
place limits on (extent or access)
spring back; spring away from an impact
adj.
held with another element, substance or material in chemical or physical union
confined by bonds
secured with a cover or binding; often used as a combining form
(usually followed by `to') governed by fate
covered or wrapped with a bandage
headed or intending to head in a certain direction; often used as a combining form as in `college-bound students'
bound by an oath
bound by contract
confined in the bowels
English Vocalbulary
Antonym of happy
Antonym of active
Antonym of spirited
Antonym of narrow
Antonym of restraint
Antonym of close
Antonym of contraction
Antonym of extremity
Antonym of stringent
Antonym of pressure
Antonym of terminus
Antonym of mortal
Antonym of deadly
Antonym of fatal
Antonym of lively
Antonym of near
Antonym of merry
Antonym of extreme
Antonym of festive
Antonym of final
Antonym of limit
Antonym of ultimate
Antonym of definitive
Antonym of end
Antonym of latter
Antonym of last
Antonym of tireless
Antonym of adjacent
Antonym of infirmity
Antonym of imprisonment
Antonym of oppressive
Antonym of sprightly
Antonym of duress
Antonym of industrious
Antonym of delivery
Antonym of cramp
Antonym of rousing
Antonym of insubstantiality
Antonym of approximate
Antonym of restriction
Antonym of unsoundness
Antonym of supreme
Antonym of arrest
Antonym of puniness
Antonym of polar
Antonym of junction
Antonym of valedictory
Antonym of marginal
Antonym of illness
Antonym of noisy
Antonym of constraint
Antonym of moving
Antonym of peripheral
Antonym of boundary
Antonym of immobilization
Antonym of birth
Antonym of incurable
Antonym of detention
Antonym of binding
Antonym of claustrophobic
Antonym of vivacious
Antonym of neighboring
Antonym of captivity
Antonym of circumscription
Antonym of untiring
Antonym of custody
Antonym of detainment
Antonym of narrowness
Antonym of solitude
Antonym of adjoining
Antonym of definition
Antonym of eventual
Antonym of labor
Antonym of base
Antonym of contiguous
Antonym of destination
Antonym of prison
Antonym of retention
Antonym of PC
Antonym of pinch
Antonym of singleness
Antonym of compression
Antonym of servitude
Antonym of childbirth
Antonym of endorheic
Antonym of rearmost
Antonym of concluding
Antonym of backmost
Antonym of incarceration
Antonym of quarantine
Antonym of bashing
Antonym of isolation
Antonym of outmost
Antonym of station
Antonym of internment
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