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[ UK /ɡˈæɹɑːntˌɔː/ ]
[ US /ˌɡɛɹənˈtɔɹ/ ]
NOUN
  1. one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another

How To Use guarantor In A Sentence

  • One doesn't expect Iraq's new colonial administrators to make things difficult for their paymasters, guarantors and securitors.
  • NAB conceived the idea for the study, developed the coding sheet for analysis, participated as a coder, and is the primary author and guarantor.
  • The liberalities of the privileged West are no guarantor of true creativity. Turmoil and Triumph
  • The defendant was a principal, not a guarantor.
  • The second defendants are sued as guarantors of the cargo's proportion of general average, but the proceedings have not been served on them.
  • A private guarantor would do this by identifying and forcing the recapitalization of troubled institutions as soon as they weaken.
  • A guarantee of a minor's contractual obligation is also enforceable against the guarantor even if the infant's contractual obligation is unenforceable.
  • There was initially a view put by the respondents who were guarantors of the tenant's obligations that indeed a new lease came into existence as a result of those negotiations.
  • It was only in 1974 that women won the right to have mortgages without a male guarantor. Times, Sunday Times
  • They and the public databases are the guarantors of the human genome.
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