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Meaning of pignorative
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pignorative (a.)
Pledging, pawning.
pignorative Sentence Examples
- The bank accepted the pignorative pledge of the valuable diamond necklace.
- John offered his ancestral sword as a pignorative security for the loan.
- The pawnbroker's shop specialized in pignorative transactions involving jewelry and electronics.
- The pignorative agreement stipulated the loan amount, interest rate, and redemption period.
- The customer was required to present a valid photo ID and proof of ownership for pignorative transactions.
- Default on the pignorative loan resulted in the forfeiture of the pledged item.
- The pignorative lender had the right to sell the pledged property after reasonable notice if the loan was not repaid.
- The pignorative contract was governed by local laws and regulations governing secured transactions.
- The court dismissed the pignorative claim due to a lack of evidence of an enforceable agreement.
- The pignorative system played a significant role in providing short-term credit to individuals and businesses in the ancient world.
FAQs About the word pignorative
Pledging, pawning.
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The bank accepted the pignorative pledge of the valuable diamond necklace.
John offered his ancestral sword as a pignorative security for the loan.
The pawnbroker's shop specialized in pignorative transactions involving jewelry and electronics.
The pignorative agreement stipulated the loan amount, interest rate, and redemption period.
