DEFINITIONS

guaranty

[ gar-uh n-tee ]
/ ˈgær ənˌti /
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noun, plural guar·an·ties.

a warrant, pledge, or formal assurance given as security that another's debt or obligation will be fulfilled.
something that is taken or presented as security.
the act of giving security.
a person who acts as a guarantor.

verb (used with object), guar·an·tied, guar·an·ty·ing.

guarantee.

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Words related to guaranty

uphold, affirm, require, necessitate, stipulate, explain, ensure, undertake, permit, approve, insure, protect, secure, prove, support, assure, maintain, claim, pledge, attest

Words nearby guaranty

guaranteed annual income, guaranteed annual wage, guaranteed bond, guaranteed stock, guarantor, guaranty, guaraní, guarapuava, guard, guard band, guard cell

Origin of guaranty

From the Anglo-French word guarantie, dating back to 1585–95. See warrant, -y3

OTHER WORDS FROM guaranty

non·guar·an·ty, noun, plural non·guar·an·ties.re·guar·an·ty, noun, plural re·guar·an·ties.

WORDS THAT MAY BE CONFUSED WITH guaranty

guarantee guaranty warrantee warranty
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British Dictionary definitions for guarantied

guaranty
/ (ˈɡærəntɪ) /

noun plural -ties

a pledge of responsibility for fulfilling another person's obligations in case of that person's default
a thing given or taken as security for a guaranty
the act of providing security
a person who acts as a guarantor

verb -ties, -tying or -tied

a variant of guarantee

Word Origin for guaranty

C16: from Old French garantie, variant of warantie, of Germanic origin; see warranty
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