CEFR B2

bounded

adjective

Meaning

Having a limit or boundary; confined within specific limits.

Examples

The property was clearly bounded by a stone wall and a row of ancient oak trees.
In mathematics, a sequence is bounded if all its terms lie within a certain range.

Synonyms: limited, confined, circumscribed, delimited

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bounded (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈbaʊndɪd/

Definition

Having a limit or boundary; confined within specific limits.

Examples

The property was clearly bounded by a stone wall and a row of ancient oak trees.
In mathematics, a sequence is bounded if all its terms lie within a certain range.
Their ambitions were not bounded by national borders, but aimed for global impact.

How to Use bounded

bounded by (prepositional phrase): Limited or enclosed by something. — "The garden is bounded by a high hedge."
bounded above/below (collocation): Having an upper or lower limit (often in mathematics). — "The set of numbers is bounded below by zero."

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