Legal Contract Terms

noun a statement or action expressing approval or support

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• The company received a high-profile endorsement from a well-known celebrity.
• I heard that the new restaurant got a great endorsement from food critics.
• The sneaker brand got a major endorsement deal with a famous athlete.
• His actions were seen as an endorsement of the controversial policy.

noun a point or level reached or attained, especially the highest point in a process or endeavor

• The high water mark of the river was clearly visible on the bridge's support pillars.
• You can tell how high the water got by looking at the marks on the trees.
• Dude, check out the crazy high water mark on that rock!
• Her success in the competition was the high water mark of her athletic career.

adjective not anticipated or expected

• The project faced delays due to unforeseen circumstances.
• I had to cancel my plans because of an unforeseen issue.
• The party got ruined by some unforeseen drama.
• Life is full of unforeseen twists and turns.

noun the period of time allowed for the payment of a bill of exchange

• The usance of this trade agreement is 30 days.
• We usually pay within the usance period to avoid any penalties.
• Let's try to stretch the usance a bit to give us more time to make the payment.
• The usance of tradition in this family is deeply ingrained.