cosignatory Antonyms
Meaning of cosignatory
cosignatory (n)
one of two or more signers of the same document (as a treaty or declaration)
cosignatory (s)
signing jointly with others
cosignatory Sentence Examples
- As a cosignatory on the lease, I share equal responsibility for any damages to the property.
- Both parents acted as cosignatories on their daughter's student loan application.
- The contract required signatures from all cosignatories before it could be considered valid.
- The cosignatories to the agreement were bound by its terms and conditions.
- The cosignatory's signature was necessary to finalize the purchase of the property.
- All cosignatories must be present to sign the legal documents in person.
- The bank required two cosignatories for the loan application to ensure repayment.
- The cosignatories to the will were tasked with carrying out the deceased's wishes.
- As a cosignatory, I had to provide my financial information for the credit application.
- The cosignatories jointly agreed to the terms outlined in the partnership agreement.
FAQs About the word cosignatory
one of two or more signers of the same document (as a treaty or declaration), signing jointly with others
teacher, cosponsor, mentor, cosigner, coach, chaperon, benefactor, guarantor,underwriter, sponsor
No antonyms found.
As a cosignatory on the lease, I share equal responsibility for any damages to the property.
Both parents acted as cosignatories on their daughter's student loan application.
The contract required signatures from all cosignatories before it could be considered valid.
The cosignatories to the agreement were bound by its terms and conditions.
