noun
- plural of surety; people who take responsibility for another’s debt or obligation if that person fails to pay
- plural of surety; guarantees or securities given as assurance of payment or performance
Usage: legal
Usage: legal; financial
Examples
- The bank required two sureties before approving the large loan.
- His parents served as sureties for his student loan.
- The court demanded sureties totaling fifty thousand dollars.
- Without proper sureties, the contract could not be finalized.
- The company posted sureties to guarantee completion of the project.
- Three reliable sureties vouched for the defendant’s character.