to imponed

Examples

• All

• The merchant imponed a sum of gold to secure the contract under the old law.

• He imponed his property as collateral for the loan.

• Before modern banking, valuables were imponed to ensure trust in business deals.

• The merchant imponed the jewels for safekeeping.

• In medieval courts, property was often imponed as a guarantee for fulfilling obligations.

• The merchant imponed a sum of gold to secure the contract under the old law.

• Before modern banking, valuables were imponed to ensure trust in business deals.

Synonyms

C

to collateralize

vsto imponed

• Formal

3 9.3

To use something valuable as security for a loan

is a broader, older term for legal pledges not limited to financial assets

A

to ante

vsto imponed

2 8.9

To pay money in advance as a required deposit or guarantee

involves offering something as a legal guarantee rather than prepaying money

I

to impawn

vsto imponed

• Archaic

9.9

Give something valuable to a pawnshop to get money

is used more generally for legal guarantees not only for loans

H

to hypothecate

vsto imponed

• Specialized

9.9

Give property like a car or house as security for a loan while keeping and using it

is about depositing or giving up items instead of keeping possession

Antonyms

R

to release

∞ 1.8

To let someone or something go free from being held

How Binding

to mortgage

• Specialized

25 5.7

to imponed

• Archaic

9.9

to pawn

55 5.6

to deposit

63 2.2

to offer

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology