stonebound
ˈstəʊnˌbaʊnd
Definition

Definition of stonebound - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
architectureRareenclosed or restricted by stoneRare
  • The ancient city was stonebound by massive walls.
2.
metaphoricalRarefixed or immovable like stoneRare
  • His stonebound beliefs were hard to change.
fixed permanent unchangeable
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Origin of stonebound

English, stone (rock) + bound (tied, confined)

Examples of stonebound in a sentence

  • They lived in a stonebound village.
  • Her stonebound opinions made discussions difficult.
  • The stonebound traditions were upheld by the community.

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  1. French:encerclé de pierres, inébranlable, ...
  2. German:eingemauert, steinern, ...
  3. Italian:circondato da pietra, irremovibile, ...
  4. Spanish:rodeado de piedra, inamovible, ...
  5. Portuguese:murado, imutável, ...
  6. Chinese:被石头围住的, 坚定不移的, ...
  7. Japanese:石に囲まれた, 石のように固い, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحاط بِالحَجَر, جامِد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּקָּף בְּאָבָן, מְיֻצָּב, ...
  10. Russian:окруженный камнем, непоколебимый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кам'яний, незмінний, ...
  12. Hindi:पत्थरबद्ध, अडिग, ...
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