indorse

Back with signature

Indorse is an older or variant spelling of endorse, meaning to sign one's name on the back of a check or document, or to express public approval or support: The committee voted to indorse the proposal.

The spelling with "i" appears in some legal and financial contexts but has largely given way to endorse in general usage.

sign

signature

Handwritten name for verification

subscribe · undersign · cosign · witness · initial · signatory · sign over · execute · ink · pen

approve

sanction

Approval or punitive measure

  • ratifyFormally confirm agreement
  • affirmDeclare to be true
  • upholdMaintain or confirm officially

support · advocate · authorize · confirm · accept · approve · commend · favor · acclaim · applaud

authenticate

certify

Formally verify as true

notarize · seal · stamp · accredit · legitimize · corroborate · confirm · document · witness · authenticate

guarantee

vouch

Give personal assurance

bond · pledge · assurance · collateral · security · back · stand behind · sponsor · warrant · certify

transfer

negotiate

Discuss to reach agreement

  • assignGive as responsibility
  • conveyCommunicate or transport
  • passMove beyond or decline

deliver · holder · payee · bearer · check · draft · promissory note · bill of exchange · order · remit

Opposites
approval and support

indorseoppose

Act against something

disapprove · reject · repudiate · denounce · condemn

validation of documents/checks

indorsedishonor

Loss of respect

refuse · reject · invalidate · void · cancel

validation of claims or arguments

indorseconfute

Prove decisively wrong

refute · disprove · contradict · rebut · dispute

Family

endorse, endorsement, endorsed, endorsing, endorser, endorses, endorsements, endorsers, endorsable

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