Signatory Definition

sĭgnə-tôrē
signatories
adjective
That has joined in the signing of something.
Webster's New World
Bound by signed agreement.
The signatory parties to a contract.
American Heritage

Relating to a seal; used in sealing.

Wiktionary
noun
signatories
Any of the persons, states, etc. that have signed a document.
Webster's New World
A country that is a party to a treaty.
American Heritage
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Other Word Forms of Signatory

Noun

Singular:
signatory
Plural:
signatories

Origin of Signatory

  • Latin signātōrius from signātus past participle of signāre to mark from signum sign sign

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Latin signatorius.

    From Wiktionary

Signatory Sentence Examples

  • The Treasurer will be the sole signatory on the account.

  • Heads of Schools do not require an authorized signatory for claims up to £ 250.

  • By the treaty of Berlin, 13thof July 1878, alike engagement to the six signatory powers was substituted for that to Russia.

  • For smaller amounts, a single signatory shall suffice where the Steering Group considers this expedient.

  • In addition, there is one member in charge of security who keeps the savings passbook but is not a signatory.

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