vouch

Stake your word

To vouch for someone or something is to personally guarantee their quality, truth, or reliability: I can vouch for her honesty.

The word implies putting your own credibility on the line—if you vouch for someone who proves untrustworthy, your reputation suffers too.

A voucher is a document that serves as proof of payment or entitlement.

attest

testify

Give sworn evidence

swear · confirm · corroborate · verify · authenticate · validate · depose · assert · declare · avouch

guarantee

pledge

Binding promise given

underwrite · secure · bond · surety · collateral · indemnify · insure · covenant · commit · safeguard

endorse

recommend

Suggest with approval

champion · approve · sanction · accredit · promote · stand by · second · cosign · refer · validate

credibility

trustworthiness

Quality of being reliable

character · standing · good faith · track record · bona fides · dependability · accountability · honesty · word · honor

Categories
Opposites
endorsement/attestation

vouchdeny

Refuse to admit

disavow · repudiate · renounce · refute · contradict

certainty/doubt

vouchdoubt

Lack of firm belief

distrust · mistrust · question · suspect · disbelieve

responsibility/commitment

vouchdisavow

Deny any association

disown · abandon · forsake · betray · disclaim

Phrases
Family

voucher, vouch for, vouchers, vouching, vouched, vouches, vouchsafe, vouchered

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G