Collateral
Collateral noun - A security pledged for the repayment of a loan.
Sign and collateral are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sign" instead a verb "Collateral".
Nearby Word: collate
Sign
Sign verb - To write one's name on (as a document).
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Synonyms for Sign
Collateral and sign are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collateral" instead a verb "Sign".
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At first, it was said that he was mearly holding her hostage, collateral for Vince to sign the company over to him.
Source: Wrestling / The Undertaker - Afterwards, Braig furiously confronts Xehanort, stating that Xehanort had promised him he wouldn't get hurt and he "didn't sign up to be collateral damage." Xehanort simply draws his Keyblade and threatens him into backing down.
Source: Not What I Signed On For - And what's worse — the King and the other nobles became so addicted to the currency and the lavish lifestyle that came with it that the King agreed to marry the Empire's Princess and was willing to sign a contract that used the citizens as collateral via slavery, just to get more money!
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