verb
- present participle of mortgage; pledging property as security for a loan
Usage: present participle form
noun
- the act or process of pledging property as security for a loan
Usage: gerund form
Examples
- They are mortgaging their house to start a business.
- The mortgaging process took several weeks to complete.
- She regrets mortgaging her future for immediate gains.
- The bank requires extensive documentation before mortgaging the property.
- Mortgaging real estate is a common way to raise capital.
- He’s considering mortgaging his vacation home for the loan.
- The mortgaging of family assets was their last resort.