guarantor

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Noun guarantor has 1 sense

guarantor, surety, warrantor, warranter - one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another
--₁ is a kind of patron, sponsor, supporter

Derived form: verb guarantee₄

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Guarantor

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A person or entity who guarantees or gives a promise to take responsibility for another person's debt or obligations.

Usage: In legal and financial contexts, a guarantor is often required when obtaining a loan or renting a property.

Example Sentences:

My father acted as my guarantor when I applied for a student loan.
The insurance company will serve as a guarantor for any damages caused during the construction project.
Before renting the apartment, the landlord asked for a guarantor with a good credit history.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A person or entity that provides security or support.

Usage: Guarantors can offer protection for the success of a project or the fulfillment of a promise.

Example Sentences:

The influential politician became the guarantor of the peace negotiations.
My best friend serves as a guarantor of my emotional well-being.
His reputation as a reliable and trustworthy professional acts as a guarantor for his business's success.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To assume responsibility or make a promise to guarantee someone else's debt or obligations.

Usage: Individuals or organizations can choose to guarantor another entity in various legal and financial situations.

Example Sentences:

She agreed to guarantor her sister's mortgage, allowing her sister to purchase her dream home.
The company decided to guarantor the startup's loan, believing in its potential for success.
As a close friend, I am willing to guarantor your educational expenses to help you pursue your dreams.