Bonds
/ˈbɑndz/
Definitions
- (n.) A debt security issued by a government, municipality, or corporation promising to pay a specified sum plus interest.
The company issued bonds to raise capital for expansion.
- (n.) A legal obligation or surety to ensure appearance or performance, such as a bail bond.
He was released from jail after posting bail bonds.
Forms
- bond
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Commentary
In legal contexts, "bonds" can refer to financial instruments or to surety obligations; clarity depends on context.
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