Indenture
Pronunciation: /ˌɪnˈdɛntʃər/
Indenture (noun)
- A formal agreement, especially one that binds someone to work for another for a period.
- A legal document that describes the terms of a contract or agreement.
- A series of cuts or notches on an edge, resembling teeth.
Examples
- The apprentice signed an indenture to learn the trade.
- An indenture was required for the job training program.
Common collocations: sign an indenture, break an indenture, draft an indenture, review an indenture, sharp indenture