bounded

/ˈbaʊndɪd/
adjective
  1. Having limits or boundaries; not infinite.
    • The national park is bounded on the north by a river.
    • The garden is bounded by a low stone wall.
    • Our discussion was bounded by the time available for the meeting.
  2. Leaping or jumping in a lively way.
    • The deer bounded gracefully through the forest.
    • She bounded up the stairs two at a time.
    • The puppy bounded across the field toward its owner.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Past tense of bound: leaped or jumped.
    • The cat bounded off the couch and chased a toy.
    • The children bounded out of the school bus, eager to play.
    • He bounded over the puddle to avoid getting his shoes wet.
  2. Past tense of bound: formed a boundary or limit.
    • Their friendship was bounded by mutual respect.
    • The river bounded the town to the east.
    • The fence bounded the property on three sides.
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