Sentences

jointure in a sentence

n.

Definition

Jointure: a connection or joining of two parts, often referring to a physical joining in construction or a legal arrangement ensuring financial security in marriage.

Sample Sentences

  1. The jointure between the two pieces of wood was expertly crafted to ensure a sturdy connection.
  2. In medieval times, a woman's security was often guaranteed through a legal jointure agreed upon in marriage contracts.
  3. The architect designed the jointure of the building's sections to allow for natural movement without compromising stability.
  4. Her understanding of jointure principles in ceramics helped her create seamless patterns in her pottery.
  5. After careful consideration, they decided to include a jointure in their estate plan to protect their assets.
  6. The jointure allowed her to secure her financial future after marriage.
  7. In medieval times, a jointure was often established to provide for a widow.
  8. The couple signed a contract that outlined the terms of their jointure.
  9. His estate plan included a jointure to ensure his wife was cared for after his passing.
  10. Many families sought to negotiate favorable jointures to maintain their wealth and status.

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