unmortgaged
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɔrɡɪdʒd/
- Specialized
- They were relieved to have an unmortgaged title after years of paying off their loan.
Examples
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The previous owner sold the house as an unmortgaged property, making the transaction easier.
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The house is unmortgaged.
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Buying land that is unmortgaged eliminates many potential legal complications.
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She bought an unmortgaged property last year.
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The couple felt secure knowing their home was unmortgaged and fully owned.
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After paying off the mortgage, they were proud to have an unmortgaged property.
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She decided to sell her unmortgaged house for a better opportunity in the city.
Synonyms
Money left after taxes and other costs are taken away
Antonyms
How Encumbered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmortgaged is built from un- 'not' and mortgage, and mortgage originally meant a 'dead pledge' because mort means 'death'. So, unmortgaged describes property that is 'not under a mortgage', free from that legal claim.