Sureties is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURETIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SURETY, (Shakespeare) to be security for
NOUN:
• money given to support an undertaking that someone will perform a duty, pay their debts, etc.; a guarantee
• the state of being sure or certain of something
• a person who takes responsibility for another's performance of an undertaking, for example their appearing in court or paying a debt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sureness

Words related to SURETIES

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How to use SURETIES in a sentence

• The prince promised to give satisfaction to the complaints made against him by his subjects, and he took an oath, in which his sureties joined.
• When Charles Lamb entered the East India House in April, 1792, Peter Peirson and his brother, John Lamb, were his sureties.
• The next day a further demand was made for money spent in the war of Toulouse, and this, too, Thomas agreed to pay, though it was now hard to find sureties.
• Accordingly the Caudine peace was not ratified by settled treaty, as is commonly believed, and even asserted by Claudius, but by conventional sureties.
• That would have been really a compact, on the faith of sureties, for we should have become sureties by order of the people.
• The heralds, who went before, on coming to the gate, ordered the sureties of the peace to be stripped of their clothes, and their hands to be tied behind their backs.
• For I think that you have heard, O Romans, what indeed you may possibly have seen, that the sureties and creditors of Lucius Trebellius meet every day.
• There were, besides Callixenus, four others against whom true bills were declared, and they were all five imprisoned by their sureties.
• The rest were sent about their business by Iphicrates, who accepted the Corcyraeans as sureties for the money.
• The King having taken pledges from the sureties, Launfal returned to his lodging, and with him certain knights of his company.
• The sureties brought Launfal within the hall, and rendered him into the hands of his peers.
• The circumstance that Plato was to be one of his sureties for the payment of the fine which he proposed has the appearance of truth.
• His friends had once been sureties that he would remain, and they shall now be sureties that he has run away.
• The court being solemnly opened, the person cited to appear before it steps forward, unarmed and accompanied by two sureties, if he has any.
• In this case, his own bond duly executed may be sent to me, and his sureties here may enter into a separate bond.
• The signature of the principal and the sureties should in every case be witnessed by two persons.
• Then he wished me to get sureties to be bound for me, or else he would send me to the gaol.
• You, gentlemen, Flamineo and Marcello, The Court hath nothing now to charge you with, Only you must remain upon your sureties For your appearance.
• Indeed they have made a rule that wine-drinkers and seafaring men are never to be accepted as sureties.
• Subsequently, I entered civil actions against two others, for the same offence, and had them held to bail in the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, with sureties.
• The parties named in the bill were his sureties on said bond.
• A suit was afterwards instituted against the agent and his sureties to recover the amount thus found due, so far as the bond covered the same.
• The object of the bill now under consideration is to wholly release and discharge these sureties from any liability upon said bond.
• Evans and William Tinder as sureties, conditioned for the appearance of the prisoner Evans at the next term of the court, in November, 1878, for trial upon said indictment.
• After the application of this sum to the payment of the judgment a bill was passed by the Congress relieving all these sureties from liability upon the bond.
• The grant of the relief of these sureties by the Congress apparently was the same interposed by them to the suit in which the judgment was recovered.
• The sureties are persons who bind themselves to pay the state all damages arising from neglect of duty on the part of the officers, not exceeding the sum mentioned in the bond.
• If a constable does not faithfully obey the directions contained in the execution, he and his sureties become liable to pay the judgment.
• The person accused binds himself, with sureties, in such sum as the justice requires, which is to be paid if he shall not appear for trial.
• Also the sureties are said to bail a person when they procure his liberation.
• The borrower gives a note for the sum wanted, signed by himself, and indorsed by one or more others as sureties.

Similar words containing SURETIE without suffix s

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