OK'd
Signed off on
OK'd is the past tense of OK, meaning approved or gave permission: The boss OK'd the budget increase.
The apostrophe preserves the capitalization while marking the inflection.
Also spelled okayed.
Officially accepted or permitted
- ratifiedFormally approved, made official
- validatedConfirmed as true or acceptable
- confirmedEstablished as accurate
- authorizedGiven official permission
certified · endorsed · sanctioned · greenlit · cleared · accepted · permitted · licensed
General group agreement
- dealAgreement or distribution
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
- accordHarmony between parties
settlement · consent · acknowledgment · assent · acquiescence · concurrence · go-ahead · thumbs-up
Establishing something as true
- affirmationPositive statement of truth
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
- verificationProving something accurate
- authenticationConfirming genuine identity
certification · corroboration · substantiation · attestation · countersigned · notarized · vouched · witnessed
approved
Officially accepted or permitted
- ratifiedFormally approved, made official
- validatedConfirmed as true or acceptable
- confirmedEstablished as accurate
authorized · certified · endorsed · sanctioned · greenlit · cleared · accepted · permitted · licensed · granted
consensus
General group agreement
- dealAgreement or distribution
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
accord · settlement · consent · acknowledgment · assent · acquiescence · concurrence · go-ahead · thumbs-up · nod
confirmation
Establishing something as true
- affirmationPositive statement of truth
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
- verificationProving something accurate
authentication · certification · corroboration · substantiation · attestation · countersigned · notarized · vouched · witnessed · documented
OK'drejected
Refused or turned away
denied · refused · vetoed · disapproved · turned down
OK'dcondemned
Officially declared unfit
invalidated · disqualified · opposed · repudiated · censured