Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

indenture

Noun

in-ˈden-chər

Definition

A legal agreement, contract, or document that binds one party to work for another for a specified period.

Examples

As part of her new job, she signed an indenture committing to two years of service.
The indenture of the apprenticeship clearly stated the terms of the training.

Meaning

An indenture typically outlines the obligations and duties of the parties involved, often used in contexts like apprenticeships or financial agreements.