Negotiable Instruments

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

• The committee's decision was an absolute endorsement of the new policy.
• The team's win was an absolute endorsement of their skills.
• The crowd's cheers were an absolute endorsement of the band's performance.
• The standing ovation was an absolute endorsement of the actor's talent.

noun a person's agreement to receive or take something

preposition used to indicate the purpose or reason for which something is done

• The bank will only release the documents upon acceptance for honor of the bill of exchange.
• You need to officially accept for honor the payment in order to proceed with the transaction.
• If you don't accept for honor the terms, we can't move forward with the deal.
• Sometimes we have to accept for honor the challenges life throws at us in order to grow stronger.

noun a type of promissory note or negotiable instrument used in business transactions

• The accommodation paper outlines the terms and conditions of the rental agreement.
• Make sure you read through the accommodation paper before signing anything.
• I skimmed through the accommodation paper and everything seems good to me.
• The accommodation paper acts as a roadmap for your stay in the new city.