unbound
unbound
Definition
un·bound (-bo̵und′)
transitive verb
adjective
- released from bonds, ties, or shackles
- without a binding: said as of a book
- not held in physical or chemical union with another element, substance, etc.; free unbound electrons
- unbought
unbound
Synonyms
unbound
modif.
unbound
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- socket: Create an unbound TCP server socket using the default authentication context.
- thread: That depends on the scheduling attributes of the LWP pool that is used to execute the unbound threads.
- copy: Copies of your project report: You should submit four unbound copies of your report at your own expense.
- variable: That is to say, no unbound variables are allowed. names represent signals in syndi and are syntactically similar to identifiers.
- series: Which was the best release of the Doctor Who Unbound series?
- object: Bound and Unbound Objects An object such as a picture can be bound or unbound according to its use.
