Bounded: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something that has clear boundaries or limits, often in a physical sense.

• The garden is bounded by a high fence
• The park is bounded by the river on one side and hills on the other

Used when there is a restriction or cap on the number, amount, or extent of something. Can indicate both physical and abstract limitations.

• We have a limited amount of time to complete this project
• The offer is available for a limited period only

Often used to describe limitations imposed by rules, laws, or regulations. It usually has a formal or authoritative tone.

• Access to the area is restricted to authorized personnel
• The new law restricts the use of plastics in packaging

Used when something is kept within certain boundaries, often in a way that restricts freedom or movement. This term can carry a negative connotation.

• He felt confined in the small office
• The patients are confined to their rooms during quarantine

This word can also refer to something that is limited or constrained by boundaries or limits.

• The area is bounded by high fences to keep the animals inside

Use 'leaped' to describe a large or long jump, often showcasing great effort or athleticism.

• The athlete leaped over the high bar during the competition

Use 'jumped' for any sudden movement off the ground, propelled by both legs. It can describe a variety of jump actions.

• He jumped over the puddle to avoid getting wet

Use 'hopped' to describe a quick, short movement, often on one leg or foot. It is commonly used for small animals or children.

• The bunny hopped lightly across the garden