verb

endorse

to endorse, to support, to approve of

The senator will endorse the new bill.

The senator will endorse the new bill.

Many celebrities endorse that brand of shoes.

Many celebrities endorse that brand of shoes.

You must endorse the check before depositing it.

You must endorse the cheque before depositing it.

((sth.)) to support or approve of (sth.) The company endorsed the new safety regulations.

Synonyms: support, approve, back; Antonyms: oppose, reject

From Old French 'endosser' (to put on the back), from 'en-' (on) + 'dos' (back). Originally referred to signing on the back of a document.

Think of putting your signature 'on the back' (en-dos) of a cheque or proposal to show your support.

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