countersignature
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Definition
- Noun:
- A second confirming signature endorsing a document already signed: A countersignature is a signature added by a second person to a document that has already been signed by a first person, confirming its authenticity or authorizing its execution.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The contract requires the countersignature of a director to be valid.
- After the manager signed, I added my countersignature as a witness.
Advanced Usage
- "to require a countersignature": to need a second, authorizing signature.
- Bank drafts over a certain amount require a countersignature.
- "to affix one's countersignature": to add one's signature as the second signatory.
- The lawyer affixed her countersignature to the legal affidavit.
Variants and Related Words
- Countersign (verb): To sign a document that has already been signed by another.
- The officer must countersign the passport application.
- Countersigned (adjective): Describing a document that has received a second signature.
- Please return the countersigned agreement to our office.
Synonyms
- Endorsement: A signature or statement of support on a document.
- Second signature: A simpler term for a confirming signature.
Related Phrases
- "Countersigned by": A phrase used to indicate who provided the second signature.
- The form was countersigned by the department head.
Noun
- a second confirming signature endorsing a document already signed