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bonding

verb as in fasten; stick

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Everyone complains about higher grocery prices and restaurant tabs to the point where it's become a sort of national bonding exercise.

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“I remember bonding over the architecture of this old Public Storage facility,” Cat Whalen said of meeting her husband in 2016.

By bonding, the medicine transforms the reactive metals into benign molecules that have little interest in interacting with different compounds in the body.

This realizes what Joan Didion describes in her 2000 New Yorker essay about the “unusual bonding” and “proprietary intimacy” Stewart creates with us — her people, her consumers, her devourers.

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Controlled fear experiences artificially create similar opportunities for bonding.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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