bond
Refers to a powerful and durable connection.
Refers to a strong, intimate connection between people.
A unique and particularly strong connection.
A connection based on feelings.
A shared interest or experience that connects people.
An instinctive connection, such as between a mother and child.
A bond issued by a national government.
A connection based on shared beliefs or a sense of higher purpose.
A bond issued by a corporation.
A high-yield, high-risk security, typically issued by a company seeking to raise capital quickly.
A bond that matures in more than 10 years.
A government bond issued by the US Treasury.
A type of bond that pays a higher interest rate because it has a higher risk of default.
A type of government bond designed for individual savers.
A bond that can be converted into a predetermined amount of the company's equity.
A bond issued by a local government or territory.
The financial market where participants can buy and sell debt securities.
Used to specify the people or groups who share a connection.
Used to describe the nature of the connection (e.g., bond of friendship).
Used to state that a connection is present.
The connection itself is the active agent joining people.
To mutually have a connection.
To possess a connection with someone.
To begin to have a connection.
To perceive or experience a connection with someone.
To grow or strengthen a connection over time.
To bring a connection into existence.
To formally or solidly create a connection.
To make a connection more powerful.
To create a strong connection, often through shared difficulty.
To put money into a bond with the expectation of a profit.
Used to describe the existence of a connection between two or more things/people.
To officially make bonds available for people to buy.
To end a connection, often suddenly.
To purchase a financial bond.
To offer bonds for purchase.
The formal term for cashing in a bond, especially by the issuer at maturity.
To completely and permanently end a connection.
A more formal way to say 'buy a bond'.
To exchange a bond for its cash value, often before its maturity date.
To make a connection less powerful.
A less formal way to say 'invest in a bond'.
To exchange a bond for its cash value.
To make a connection less strong or tight.