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Adjective

Having the approval or authorization of an authority or public body

Conforming to, permitted by, or recognized by law or rules

Given official approval after meeting certain standards

Having been provided with support or aid

Treated or regarded with partiality

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

Having a signature

To have tolerated

To have established a fact to be true

To have invested in or provided financial assistance

Past tense for to publicly support

Past tense for to publicly approve of

Past tense for to commercially promote or recommend

Past tense for to countersign a check

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Adjective

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Having the approval or authorization of an authority or public body

sanctioned

supported

approved

authorised^UK

authorized^US

recognised^UK

recognized^US

legalised^UK

legalized^US

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Adjective

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

Adjective

Having a signature

Verb

To have tolerated

authorized^US

authorised^UK

legalized^US

come into contact with

legalised^UK

legitimized^US

licenced^UK

licensed^US

reconciled oneself to

realized^US

realised^UK

legitimised^UK

cut your coat according to your cloth

came into contact with

taken something lying down

took something lying down

agonized^US

honoured^UK

honored^US

humored^US

humoured^UK

finalised^UK

finalized^US

formalised^UK

withstood subjection to

agonised^UK

acclimatized oneself to

accommodated oneself to

died hard against

kept up with

played it by the book

formalized^US

saw through to the bitter end

seen out

seen through to the bitter end

gave the green light to

gave the thumbs up to

given the OK to

rubber-stamped

assented to

gave the go-ahead for

gave a blank cheque to

letten

gave one's assent to

gave permission

gave the green light for

gave consent to

given one's assent to

given the green light to

given the thumbs up to

given the green light for

given the go-ahead for

given authority for

given a blank cheque to

showed forbearance towards

shown forbearance towards

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Verb

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To have established a fact to be true

demonstrated the truth

documented

established evidence

given substance to the fact that

witnessed to the fact that

gave substance to the fact that

showed beyond doubt

signified

signalled^UK

signaled^US

showed once and for all

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

symbolized^US

symbolised^UK

analyzed^US

analysed^UK

emphasized^US

labelled^UK

labeled^US

formalized^US

let the cat out of the bag

got something straight

expressed in words

emphasised^UK

formalised^UK

put into plain English

cleared the air about

made easier

upholden

abstracted

given an explanation of

gave an explanation of

summarized^US

publicized^US

learnt^UK

learned^US

constituted evidence of

shown clearly

dilated

appraised

popularized^US

criticized^US

publicised^UK

popularised^UK

made more intelligible

stipulated

dubbed

expounded on

made more comprehensible

summarised^UK

served as evidence of

reduced to the bare bones

made easier to understand

explained in simple terms

come out with

added a commentary to

criticised^UK

made easy to understand

called a spade a spade

gotten down to basics

shown once and for all

shown the position of

showed the position of

given the big picture

gave a demonstration of

shown how something works

showed how something is done

showed how something works

shown how something is done

given a demonstration of

gave instruction

given instruction

given someone an idea

gave someone an idea

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

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Verb

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To have invested in or provided financial assistance

Verb

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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

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Past tense for to publicly approve of

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

Verb

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Past tense for to commercially promote or recommend

favored^US

favoured^UK

gave a boost to

given a boost to

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

Verb

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Past tense for to countersign a check

“If a check is made payable to a business, then an authorized person must endorse the check on behalf of the business.”

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