overguarantee
overguarantee verb: to guarantee excessively.
Verb
overguarantee (third-person singular simple present overguarantees, present participle overguaranteeing, simple past and past participle overguaranteed)
- To guarantee excessively.
- This precautionary practice may result in a grave situation of overguaranteeing. Suretyship contracts or equivalent personal guarantees and real security are naturally frequent in banking practice.2009, Teresa Rodriguez de las Heras Ballell, Introduction to Spanish Private Law, page 207
Forms of overguarantee
| third-person singular present | overguarantees |
|---|---|
| present participle | overguaranteeing |
| past participle | overguaranteed |
| past | overguaranteed |
Origin of overguarantee
From over- + guarantee.
Questions about overguarantee
- What does overguarantee mean?
- Overguarantee means to guarantee excessively.
- What part of speech is overguarantee?
- Overguarantee is a verb.
- What is the past tense of overguarantee?
- The past tense of overguarantee is overguaranteed.
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