co-sign Antonyms
Meaning of co-sign
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co-sign (v)
sign jointly
sign and endorse (another person's signature), as for a loan
co-sign Sentence Examples
- As roommates, we both had to co-sign the lease agreement for our apartment.
- The bank required both spouses to co-sign the loan application for the mortgage.
- Parents may need to co-sign on their child's first credit card to help them establish credit.
- My business partner and I had to co-sign the contract with the supplier to finalize the deal.
- Before renting a car, my friend asked me to co-sign the rental agreement with him.
- To secure the rental property, the landlord requested that I co-sign the lease with my friend.
- We decided to co-sign the agreement to show our mutual commitment to the project.
- Co-signing on a loan means sharing the responsibility for repayment.
- The dealership required my parents to co-sign the auto loan because I had no credit history.
- Co-signing can be a beneficial arrangement, but it's important to fully understand the obligations involved.
FAQs About the word co-sign
sign jointly, sign and endorse (another person's signature), as for a loan
endorse,indorse, countersign, sign on, sign, sign up,register, pencil (in), ink,subscribe
No antonyms found.
As roommates, we both had to co-sign the lease agreement for our apartment.
The bank required both spouses to co-sign the loan application for the mortgage.
Parents may need to co-sign on their child's first credit card to help them establish credit.
My business partner and I had to co-sign the contract with the supplier to finalize the deal.
