unbonded
/ʌnˈbɑndɪd/
adjective
- Not physically attached or glued together.
- The contractor used unbonded concrete for the temporary walkway.
- In the lab, the unbonded fibers were examined under a microscope.
- The unbonded layers of the laminate began to separate after getting wet.
- Not connected emotionally or socially; lacking a bond.
- In the story, the siblings were unbonded by years of separation.
- After the argument, the two friends felt completely unbonded.
- The new student remained unbonded with the rest of the class for weeks.
- Not secured by a financial or legal bond.
- The unbonded employee was not covered by the company's insurance policy.
- The court required the unbonded contractor to post a guarantee.
- Investors were wary of the unbonded debt offered by the startup.
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