cosign

[ koh-sahyn, koh-sahyn ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. to sign as a cosigner.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cosign¹

co- + sign

Example Sentences

In response, Freeman drafted a letter last year, cosigned by hundreds of researchers, protesting the decision and requesting that the pilot data be made public.

From Science Magazine

But at oral arguments last week, conservative justices on the Supreme Court – which took up the case rather than cosign the February ruling – appeared desperate to make the simple appear complex.

From Salon

Unlike other players on the Cavaliers, LeBron James refused to cosign the letter, claiming that he did not have “enough information” on the subject.

From Salon

But the dual release ignited a debate among country-music connoisseurs, many of whom refused to cosign the artist’s genre pivot.

From Los Angeles Times

A comment in the 29 February issue of Nature, cosigned by 290 scientists from 36 countries, defended this plan, which, the authors said, “could just as easily be called ‘science for science.’”

From Science Magazine

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