absolutely bound
Frequency: 5.012.1 per million words
To strongly emphasize a legal or moral obligation.
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- As a signatory to the treaty, the nation is absolutely bound to uphold its terms.
- After making that promise, he felt absolutely bound to help her, no matter the cost.
- The company is absolutely bound by the confidentiality agreement it signed.
- A doctor is absolutely bound by their oath to do no harm.
- We were absolutely bound by the rules of the competition at the time.
- If this evidence is proven true, the court will be absolutely bound to acquit him.
- Is a person not absolutely bound by a sworn oath?
- Despite his personal feelings, the judge knew he was absolutely bound by the letter of the law.
- Having made a public pledge, the corporation is now absolutely bound to meet its environmental targets.
- She considers herself absolutely bound by her word of honor.