cosigning Antonyms
Meaning of cosigning
cosigning
cosignatory, a joint signer of a promissory note
cosigning Sentence Examples
- John hesitated to cosign the loan, knowing it could damage his own credit.
- The bank refused Emily's loan application until she found someone to cosign for her.
- Mary's parents agreed to cosign for her car, despite being hesitant about her driving record.
- Tom was relieved when his friend offered to cosign for his mortgage application.
- Sally's credit score was too low to secure a loan, so she asked her sister to cosign.
- The cosigning agreement required both parties to be jointly responsible for the debt.
- Ben's cosigner regretted the decision when he defaulted on the loan repayment.
- The cosigning contract stipulated that the cosigner would become liable if the primary borrower failed to fulfill the terms.
- Alice and Bob, who had been cosigning on their mortgage for years, decided to refinance and remove Bob as the cosigner.
- Peter's cosigning privileges were revoked after he cosigned for multiple borrowers who defaulted on their loans.
FAQs About the word cosigning
cosignatory, a joint signer of a promissory note
signing, countersigning, indorsing, signing on,endorsing, signing up,registering, inking, scratching (out), inscribing
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John hesitated to cosign the loan, knowing it could damage his own credit.
The bank refused Emily's loan application until she found someone to cosign for her.
Mary's parents agreed to cosign for her car, despite being hesitant about her driving record.
Tom was relieved when his friend offered to cosign for his mortgage application.
