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indorsement

  • a variation of endorsement.
    endorsement
    noun
    approval or sanction.
  • a word derived from indorse.
    indorse
    verb (used with object)

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And his observations are continually receiving modern indorsement.

From Time Magazine Archive

They had shied away from La Follette's isolationist record, his return to Republicanism and subsequent indorsement by Ohio's conservative Taft.

From Time Magazine Archive

At the suggestion of the mayor, however, the indorsement was made unanimous.

From Time Magazine Archive

I returned to Watson and he told me my application must have the indorsement of D. C. Stephenson.

From Time Magazine Archive

“I know they have Mother’s indorsement on them,” she says.

From "The Sound and the Fury" by William Faulkner