Definition
Definition of indenturing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
contractualRare binding someone by contractRare
- The indenturing agreement was signed by both parties.
2.
agreementRare relating to a formal agreementRare
- The indenturing process required several legal steps.
Origin of indenturing
Middle English, endenture (indenture)
Examples of indenturing in a sentence
Indenturing documents were carefully reviewed by the lawyer. The indenturing contract was signed by both parties. They discussed the indenturing terms in detail.
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- French:contractuel, d'accord, ...
- German:vertraglich, ...
- Italian:contrattuale, ufficiale, ...
- Spanish:contractual, formal, ...
- Portuguese:contratual, formalizado, ...
- Chinese:受契约约束的, 合同的, ...
- Japanese:契約の, 正式な, ...
- Arabic:مُلزِم بِعَقد, تعاقدي, ...
- Hebrew:מְחוּיָב בְּחֹזֶה, חוֹזִי, ...
- Russian:договорной, формальный, ...
- Ukrainian:контрактний, договірний, ...
- Hindi:अनुबंधात्मक, औपचारिक, ...
Definition of indenture - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
legalRare make a formal agreement that legally binds someoneRare
- The company will indenture new apprentices next week.
2.
create notchesTECH. form deep recesses or notches in a line or surfaceTECH.
- The tool was used to indenture the metal edge..
Noun
1.
legalRare formal legal agreement, contract, or documentRare
- He signed the indenture that bound him to his new employer for two years..
2.
financeTECH. formal agreement between bond issuer and holdersTECH.
- The indenture outlined the bond's terms and conditions.
Expressions with indenture
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legal document outlining bond terms and conditions
The company issued bonds under a trust indenture.
Origin of indenture
Middle English, endenture (indentation)
Examples of indenture in a sentence
They decided to indenture her to secure repayment terms. The craftsman indentured the wood to create a decorative pattern. They needed to indenture the surface for the pieces to fit together. The indenture was carefully reviewed by the legal team. The indenture outlined the terms of the property sale. The indenture was signed by all parties involved.
Investors reviewed the indenture before purchasing the bonds.
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- French:engager par contrat, acte, ...
- German:verpflichten, Vertrag, ...
- Italian:vincolare con un contratto, contratto, ...
- Spanish:contratar mediante contrato de aprendizaje, contrato, ...
- Portuguese:contratar por contrato, contrato formal, ...
- Chinese:订立契约, 契约, ...
- Japanese:年季奉公契約を結ぶ, 法的契約, ...
- Arabic:عَقَدَ, عقد رسمي, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְתִּים עַל הֶסְכֵּם, שֶׁטֶר, ...
- Russian:заключить договор, юридический договор, ...
- Ukrainian:укладати контракт, контракт, ...
- Hindi:अनुबंध करना, कानूनी अनुबंध, ...
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