to undersign
8.1
Write your name at the bottom of a document to show agreement
- verb
- /ˌʌndərˈsaɪn/
- Formal
- Please undersign this contract to confirm your acceptance of the terms.
Examples
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Once you undersign the document, it will be legally binding.
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Don't forget the nefarious plot to undersign the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Blog text (6) -
Before the meeting concluded, all members were asked to undersign the agreement.
Synonyms
to sign
vsto undersign
To write your name on a paper to show you agree
marks the bottom of a document with a name to authenticate or agree
To sign a contract or agreement formally
focuses on placing the name at the bottom for authentication rather than contract formality
Write your name on a document to show you agree
focuses on putting a name at the bottom to authenticate or agree
Surface Forms
undersign infinitive
undersigned past
undersigned past participle
undersigning present participle
undersigns third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Undersign comes from under- 'below' and sign 'a mark or name'. So it literally means to 'sign below' a document, and that's why to undersign is to put your name at the bottom to show you agree.