signed on (Meaning)
signed on
to engage oneself by or as if by a signature, to announce the start of broadcasting for the day, to announce the beginning of broadcasting, to hire oneself by or as if by a signature
Synonyms & Antonyms of signed on
signed on Sentence Examples
- The contract was signed on dotted line, making the deal official.
- She discreetly signed on the guest list to avoid unnecessary attention.
- The doctor signed on the patient's chart, confirming the diagnosis.
- The agreement was signed on behalf of both parties, binding them to its terms.
- The petition was signed on by hundreds of citizens, expressing their support for the cause.
- The artist signed on his artwork in a flourish, adding his unique touch.
- The lease was signed on by the landlord and tenant, securing their occupancy.
- The membership form was signed on with a pen, granting access to the exclusive club.
- The will was signed on in the presence of witnesses, ensuring its validity.
- The loan application was signed on and submitted, hoping for approval.
FAQs About the word signed on
to engage oneself by or as if by a signature, to announce the start of broadcasting for the day, to announce the beginning of broadcasting, to hire oneself by o
signed up, enlisted, enrolled, betrothed, vowed, contracted, swore,promised, mortgaged, pledged
reneged,,
The contract was signed on dotted line, making the deal official.
She discreetly signed on the guest list to avoid unnecessary attention.
The doctor signed on the patient's chart, confirming the diagnosis.
The agreement was signed on behalf of both parties, binding them to its terms.
