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Authorization or consent

An attitude or point of view

A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief

A person's natural inclination, volition or choice

A statement based on something one has seen, heard, or noticed

An authoritative command or instruction

One's chance to speak during a discussion

The power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience

Evidence or argument establishing a fact or the truth of a statement

To state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully

Serve as evidence or proof that something exists or is the case

To publicly recommend or support

To assure someone that an event or action will definitely take place

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Noun

Authorization or consent

authorisation^UK

authorization^US

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

seal of approval

stamp of approval

power of attorney

unconditional right

unconditional authority

no holds barred

complete discretion

complete authority

complete freedom

unrestricted authority

legalization^US

legalisation^UK

clean bill of health

all-clear signal

favourable mention

special mention

words of approval

favorable mention

words of approbation

character reference

official sanction

formalization^US

formalisation^UK

official approval

pat on the back

positive response

favourable reception

honourable mention

letter of support

honorable mention

two cents' worth

rubber-stamping

putting up with

compliance with

cooperation with

favorable reception

acknowledgement of

conformity with

concurrence with

acquiescence in

like-mindedness

esprit de corps

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Noun

An attitude or point of view

way of thinking

two cents worth

where one is at

school of thought

considered opinion

two cents' worth

article of faith

enfranchisement

right of speech

right of free speech

characterization

conceptualization^US

frame of reference

conceptualisation^UK

generalization^US

accepted wisdom

generalisation^UK

sneaking suspicion

way of looking at things

visualization^US

visualisation^UK

emotional state

line of thinking

way of looking at it

personal feeling

view of the world

point of observation

mental attitude

from the perspective of

mental representation

mental visualization

line of argument

point of vantage

where one stands

shot in the dark

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

line of thought

vocalization^US

itemized information

line of reasoning

piece of information

vocalisation^UK

the whole picture

rough calculation

ballpark figure

part and parcel

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Noun

A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief

positive statement

stamp of approval

two cents' worth

sworn statement

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

sworn testimony

promissory note

sworn declaration

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

solemn declaration

defending evidence

official declaration

legal instrument

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Noun

A person's natural inclination, volition or choice

Noun

A statement based on something one has seen, heard, or noticed

two cents' worth

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

vocalization^US

vocalisation^UK

expression of facts

expression of views

brief statement

whispered remark

confidential remark

explanatory note

rhetorical question

critical analysis

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Noun

An authoritative command or instruction

expressed desire

authorization^US

authorisation^UK

public statement

restraining order

exclusion order

series of measures

working principle

official sanction

cautionary advice

piece of legislation

Act of Parliament

legislative document

generalization^US

generalisation^UK

policy statement

usual procedure

course of therapy

proposed action

course of action

guiding principle

order of things

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Noun

One's chance to speak during a discussion

Noun

The power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience

authorization^US

authorisation^UK

prestidigitation

prestigiousness

superintendence

superintendency

strong influence

primary position

authoritativeness

bargaining chip

organization^US

greater importance

supreme authority

total domination

all-powerfulness

undisputed sway

period of influence

social position

totalitarianism

organisation^UK

unlimited power

ace in the hole

political practice

stomping grounds

sovereign power

extent of power

oyer and terminer

proprietary rights

right of possession

guardianship of

proprietary rights to

coign of vantage

unforgettableness

conspicuousness

extraordinariness

outstanding nature

exceptionalness

pronounced nature

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Noun

Evidence or argument establishing a fact or the truth of a statement

authorization^US

authorisation^UK

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

exemplification

official document

identification papers

identity papers

stamp of approval

proof of qualifications

letter of introduction

proof of identity

letter of recommendation

circumstantiation

letters of introduction

electronic signature

identity bracelet

letters of credence

letter of credence

seal of approval

legalization^US

legalisation^UK

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

formalization^US

formalisation^UK

why and wherefore

formal acceptance

double-checking

official approval

whys and wherefores

rubber-stamping

school of thought

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Verb

To state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully

get off your chest

swear up and down

be responsible for

act as a witness

give an affidavit

bear witness to

circumstantiate

give credence to

give substance to the fact that

witness to the fact that

demonstrate the truth

show beyond doubt

provide evidence of

prove to be genuine

give assurances

give an undertaking

give an assurance

give one's word

give substance to

give assurance of

show the truth of

submit evidence

establish evidence

produce evidence

assert under oath

set the seal on

give grounds for

make a deposition

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Verb

Serve as evidence or proof that something exists or is the case

give one's word

swear up and down

bear witness to

be symptomatic of

be a symptom of

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Verb

To publicly recommend or support

campaign on behalf of

run interference for

get on bandwagon

hold a brief for

throw your weight behind

be on the side of

take up the cudgels for

ally oneself with

go on record for

be in favour of

beat the drum for

put in a good word for

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

speak in support of

offer a suggestion

lend support to

give backing to

be in agreement with

speak highly of

think highly of

speak favorably of

speak in favor of

look on with favor

give support to

receive favorably

come to the defence of

put in a good word

give the nod to

take a shine to

be on one's side

take a liking to

speak in favour of

drum up support for

hold a torch for

formally support

put in two cents

hold up one's end

be supportive of

give approval to

give moral support to

announce one's support for

give moral support

take someone's part

throw in one's lot with

take one's side

give one's blessing to

pave the way for

give a donation to

look on with favour

come to defense of

take up cudgels for

collaborate with

offer recommendation

receive wholeheartedly

receive enthusiastically

be in collusion with

be hand in glove with

give one's suggestions to

give one's opinion to

give direction to

give guidance to

be convinced by

be persuaded by

put your faith in

go on the record for

be satisfied with

strongly recommend

put John Hancock on

give stamp of approval

give the go-ahead

have every confidence in

speak favourably of

show to be reasonable

give reasons for

give grounds for

forcefully suggest

recommend forcefully

look with favour on

big something up

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Verb

To assure someone that an event or action will definitely take place

give an assurance

give an undertaking

give an undertaking to

swear up and down

give one's word

swear on the Bible

solemnly promise

make a deposition

promise under oath

state under oath

make an affidavit

give assurances

enter into an agreement

give your word of honour

swear under oath

make a commitment

cross one's heart and hope to die

negotiate a deal

reach an agreement

undertake solemnly

give word of honor

give your assurance

swear to the fact

put oneself down for

give grounds for

set the seal on

plight your troth

give one's hand

offer as security

use as a guarantee

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