endorse

Definition for endorse

verb as in support, authorize

Strongest matches

advocate, affirm, approve, back, commend, confirm, defend, favor, okay, praise, ratify, recommend, sanction, uphold

Strong matches

accredit, attest, authenticate, bless, boost, certify, champion, countenance, guarantee, push, second, sustain, underwrite, warrant, witness

Weak matches

back up, give a boost to, give green light, give one's word, give the go-ahead, give the nod, go along with, go to bat for, go with, lend one's name to, rubber-stamp, stand behind, stand up for, stump for, subscribe to, vouch for

verb as in countersign a check

Strongest match

sign

Strong matches

authenticate, autograph, cosign, notarize, subscribe, superscribe, undersign, underwrite

Weak matches

add one's name to, put John Hancock on, put signature on, rubber-stamp, say amen to, sign off on, sign on dotted line

Discover More

Example Sentences

Valadao was considered a vulnerable Republican because he is one of the few lawmakers still in office who voted to impeach then-President Trump in 2021 and declined to endorse the Republican presidential nominee this election.

From Los Angeles Times

And the performance of established news media in the recent election, including the decision of the owners of The Times and the Washington Post not to endorse a presidential candidate, may have inspired established staffers to consider an exit from corporate media.

From Los Angeles Times

There was always a scenario, though, in which that could change: Trump would win the election and use his newfound capital to endorse Scott and impose his will on the chamber.

From Slate

In fact: Why would he endorse when he can bend all three to his will right now?

From Slate

Strahan did not endorse either candidate during the campaign.

From Los Angeles Times

Browse

endorse

Example Sentences

Related Words