undersign (Meaning)
Wordnet
undersign (v)
sign at the bottom of (a document)
Webster
undersign (v. t.)
To write one's name at the foot or end of, as a letter or any legal instrument.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undersign
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undersign Sentence Examples
- The contract was deemed legally binding once the parties had undersign it.
- The lawyer patiently undersign the numerous documents required for the transaction.
- The signature line on the form indicated where the applicant should undersign.
- The undersign on the letter was nearly illegible, rendering it difficult to determine its authenticity.
- The official undersign the proclamation, making it official and enforceable.
- The President's undersign on the executive order carried the weight of law.
- The agreement was null and void because it was not properly undersign by all parties involved.
- The letter of intent required the undersign of both the buyer and the seller.
- The undersign on the check revealed the identity of the payee.
- The document was deemed invalid due to the lack of an undersign from the authorizing officer.
FAQs About the word undersign
sign at the bottom of (a document)To write one's name at the foot or end of, as a letter or any legal instrument.
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The contract was deemed legally binding once the parties had undersign it.
The lawyer patiently undersign the numerous documents required for the transaction.
The signature line on the form indicated where the applicant should undersign.
The undersign on the letter was nearly illegible, rendering it difficult to determine its authenticity.
