Verb:

இறுக்கக் கட்டு,

ligate's Usage Examples:

Now that Molly had confessed more knowledge than any of us suspected, I felt obligated to tell Martha the full story before she learned it from overheard conversation or from Molly directly.

One question was answered: Darkyn was obligated to protect her in some way.

Judges and juries alike were maddened with excitement, and listened greedily to the lies which poured forth from the lips of profligate informers.

They cited the fact that they were obligated to remain apart during the four months between the show's wrap and final airing caused the romance to fizzle.

Did he feel obligated to marry her now?If you don't want it, don't feel obligated to take it.

Of these the best known were: the Kolakes, in which he pilloried the spendthrift Callias, who wasted his substance on sophists and parasites; Maricas, an attack on Hyperbolus, the successor of Cleon, under a fictitious name; the Baptae, against Alcibiades and his clubs, at which profligate foreign rites were practised.

We find him at one time admitting that Catiline had almost persuaded him of his honesty and merit, and even seeking a political union with him; at another, when his alliance had been rejected and an election was at hand, declaiming against him as a murderer and a profligate.

At least he could move around, in his dream state, while we were obligated to remain silent and unmoving.

ligated to form a circular viroid.

You have a list of enemies longer than mine, and he's obligated to protect you.

I don't think I'm particularly profligate, (in fact, even frugal on occasion!In a profligate age William was distinguished by the purity of his married life, by temperate habits and by a sincere piety.

Synonyms:

bring together, join,

Antonyms:

disjoin, unfasten, unlash,