undersign

Autograph at bottom

To undersign is to sign at the bottom of a document, affirming its contents or one's agreement to its terms.

The past participle undersigned appears in legal and formal contexts to refer to whoever has signed: The undersigned agrees to the terms and conditions.

We, the undersigned, petition for the removal of the statue.

signing

autograph

Handwritten personal signature

pen · ink · write · affix · execute · countersign · endorse · witness · attest · cosign

authorization

ratify

Formally confirm agreement

certify · seal · accredit · sanction · approve · confirm · legitimize · formalize · authorize · officiate

consent

assent

Formal expression of approval

acquiescence · compliance · concurrence · agreement · affirmation · endorsement · willingness · ratification · sanction

agreement

contract

Enforceable written agreement

  • covenantBinding formal pledge
  • pactFormal agreement between parties
  • accordHarmony between parties

treaty · compact · bond · commitment · deal · arrangement · convention · charter · pledge · undertaking

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formal agreement/commitment

undersignreject

Dismiss as unsuitable

repudiate · disavow · renounce · deny · oppose

Family

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