indorse

• Variante archaïque ou erronée de l'anglais 'endorse', signifiant signer au dos d'un document, ou soutenir et approuver publiquement quelque chose.

An obsolete spelling variant of 'endorse', meaning to sign the back of a document, or to publicly support or approve something.

1. Approve or supportB2formal

   To express approval or support for something, often publicly.

   approuver, soutenir

   • The committee endorsed the new policy.
   • Many celebrities endorse various products on social media.
   • The senator endorsed the candidate for mayor.

   Synonymesadvocateapprovebackchampionendorsefavorratifysanctionsupportuphold

   Antonymescondemncriticizedenouncedisapproveopposereject

2. Guarantee qualityB2formal

   To confirm that something meets a certain standard or is of good quality.

   Garantir la qualité

   • The product is endorsed by leading experts in the field.
   • This brand is endorsed by professional athletes.
   • The certification endorses the safety of the equipment.

   Synonymesaccreditapproveauthenticatebackcertifyratifysanctionsupportvalidatewarrant

3. Sign a documentB2formal

   To sign the back of a check or other financial document to make it legally valid for transfer.

   endosser

   • Please endorse the check before depositing it.
   • He forgot to endorse the payment order.
   • The bank requires you to endorse the document for processing.

   Synonymesbacksign