Phrasal Verb - signing away
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.Definition
To officially transfer or convey ownership, control, or responsibility of something, usually by signing a document or agreement.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The new CEO signed away the company's assets to the buyers. |
| 2 | After weeks of negotiations, the politicians finally signed away the peace treaty. |
| 3 | The father signed away his parental rights to his ex-wife. |
| 4 | The homeowner signed away the deed to the property to the bank. |
| 5 | The athlete signed away his earnings to his agent. |
| 6 | The CEO signed away the contract with the new supplier. |
| 7 | The landlord signed away the lease to the new tenants. |
| 8 | The president signed away executive orders throughout his term. |
| 9 | The witness signed away her statement in court. |
| 10 | The debtor signed away his debts in bankruptcy. |