bondsman
0 antonyms and opposites of bondsman, grouped by meaning.
Noun — A person who provides a bond guaranteeing that someone will appear in court, often for a fee.
Etymology
Built from "bond" plus "man" — someone who stands behind another person's bond.
Full origin of bondsman →Frequently asked questions
What does “bondsman” mean?
The word “bondsman” means a person who provides a bond guaranteeing that someone will appear in court, often for a fee. In plain terms, someone whose job is putting up bail money so a defendant can be released before trial.
How do you pronounce “bondsman”?
“Bondsman” is pronounced BONDZ-muhn (/ˈbɑndzmən/ in IPA).
How do you use “bondsman” in a sentence?
Here is “bondsman” used in a sentence: “His family called a bondsman to get him out of jail overnight.”
What part of speech is “bondsman”?
“Bondsman” is a noun.
Related words
bail bondsman
bondswoman