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endorsement Definition

en·dorse·ment (en dôrs′mənt, in-)

noun

  1. the act of endorsing something
  2. something written in endorsing; specif.,
    1. the signature of a payee on the back of a check, note, etc.
    2. a change, as of coverage or beneficiary, written on or added to an insurance policy
    3. a statement endorsing a person, product, etc., as in an advertisement

Etymology: ME endosement

endorsement Synonyms

endorsement

n.

support, sanction, approval; see advertisement 2, permission, signature.

endorsement Law Definition

n

A change to an insurance policy.
endorsement Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • kind.: Listing should not be taken as an endorsement of any kind. © 2005 csv.org.uk.
  • petition: There is no express or implied endorsement of this petition by gopetition.com pty ltd.
  • kind: The provision of a link does not imply an endorsement of any kind by EEDA.
  • product: These links are not an endorsement of products, services, or information provided by such sites.

Converse of object

  • imply: Any link to such websites does not imply endorsement by Human Inference to these websites.
  • constitute: Membership does not in itself constitute the endorsement of any service or product.
  • ring: Hardly a ringing endorsement of their ability to govern.
  • represent: These links do not represent endorsements or adoption of any content or opinion held in those sites.
  • seek: Safety of beef The CMO had sought the endorsement of the Committee on the issue of safety of beef.
  • receive: Those which meet the criteria receive initial endorsement from SkillsActive.

Adjective modifier

  • implied: Any implied endorsement, however, whether intended or not, must be fully compliant with section 3 of this Code. vi.
  • resounding: It is a resounding endorsement of Keynes ' axiom about the power of ideas.
  • wholehearted: In his letter to the Bristol Evening Post, the Chancellor gave his wholehearted endorsement to the Bristol based project.
  • glowing: Dr. Hauschka holistic skin care products became all the rage after glowing endorsements from the likes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue and Julia Roberts.
  • unanimous: All the groups have subsequently confirmed their unanimous endorsement of the Agreement.
  • tacit: Secondly, unlike advertising, the tacit endorsement of the publication conveys instant credibility and positions you as an authority on property sales.

Preposition: by

  • hand: Address Leaf: [ Endorsement by unknown hand: ] 5 ^o^ Jan 87.

Noun used with modifier

  • home-business: In a neighborhood home-business endorsement with us and them to cover.
  • ringing: We must want a similar ringing endorsement for International Standards of Auditing.
  • celebrity: Joan 10th worst - April 04 Joan Collin's Bristol & West ads have been voted 10th worst celebrity endorsement.