What is another word for endorsed ?

Having the approval or authorization of an authority or public body

sanctioned

supported

approved

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“In this state, you must get an endorsed Compulsory Third Party Certificate from an insurance company to register your vehicle.”

Adjective

Given official approval after meeting certain standards

accredited

official

approved

certified

deputised^UK

deputized^US

vouched for

officially recognized

signed, sealed, and delivered

ex officio

straight from the horse's mouth

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Adjective

Having a signature

Adjective

Generally approved, believed, or recognized

accepted

acknowledged

standard operating procedure

favourite^UK

favorite^US

within accepted bounds

realized^US

realised^UK

honored^US

officially recognized

honoured^UK

signed, sealed, and delivered

taken for granted

straight from the horse's mouth

publicized^US

practised^UK

practiced^US

according to the book

publicised^UK

colourless^UK

colorless^US

nothing to write home about

lacklustre^UK

lackluster^US

nothing to get excited about

what one would expect

anaemic^UK

gray^US

grey^UK

anemic^US

cheap and commonplace

not very good

protracted

blending into the background

of little consequence

conforming to accepted standards

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Adjective

Acceptable or appropriate

within accepted bounds

on the up and up

in accordance with the constitution

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Adjective

Treated or regarded with partiality

preferred

favourite^UK

favorite^US

closest to one's heart

arranged beforehand advance

honoured^UK

honored^US

decided beforehand

cliquey

restricted

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Adjective

Having an outcome which is promised or assured (by someone)

Verb

To have tolerated

reconciled oneself to

taken something lying down

agonized^US

honoured^UK

honored^US

humored^US

humoured^UK

sat and take

outbraved

breasted

gave the green light to

gave the thumbs up to

braced for

cooperated with

withstood subjection to

agonised^UK

given the go-ahead to

took something lying down

acclimatized oneself to

accommodated oneself to

played it by the book

gave the go-ahead to

given one's assent to

given the green light to

persevered

came in for

sat out

given the thumbs up to

took the bull by the horns

taken the bull by the horns

saw through to the bitter end

seen out

seen through to the bitter end

went along

given approval to

given consent to

gave one's blessing to

given one's blessing to

given the green light

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Verb

given substance to the fact that

To have established a fact to be true

demonstrated the truth

documented

established evidence

witnessed to the fact that

gave substance to the fact that

showed beyond doubt

signified

signalled^UK

signaled^US

showed once and for all

symbolized^US

symbolised^UK

epitomized^US

let the cat out of the bag

publicized^US

publicised^UK

epitomised^UK

realized^US

realised^UK

spelled^US

put someone in mind of

brought out into the open

demonstrated the truth of

labelled^UK

labeled^US

verbalized^US

vocalized^US

constituted evidence of

leaded you to believe

had the attributes of

emphasised^UK

verbalised^UK

pointed in direction of

summarised^UK

shown once and for all

talked about

resulted from

vocalised^UK

served as evidence of

shouted from the housetops

summarized^US

emphasized^US

shouted from the rooftops

shown the position of

showed the position of

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Verb

To have invested in or provided financial assistance

Verb

Past tense for to publicly support

“I fully endorse calls for the public to rally behind the club for the sake of the province.”

Verb

Past tense for to publicly approve of

“The Board of Trustees decided to endorse the creation of a linguistics department.”

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Past tense for to commercially promote or recommend

gave a boost to

given a boost to

“Players are allowed to advertise or endorse products for material gain outside of the games.”

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