Similar words: endorse, endorsement, vendor, dorsal, candor, horse, worse, worsen. Meaning: [ɪn'dɔːs] 
adj. formally supported especially by public statement.
adj. formally supported especially by public statement. 
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1. He's had his licence endorsed for dangerous driving.
2. He endorsed his name on the cheque.
3. The application was endorsed by the governers' board.
4. The government has broadly endorsed a research paper proposing new educational targets for 14 - year - olds .
5. You risk being fined and having your licence endorsed.
6. The twins endorsed a line of household cleaning products.
7. The committee endorsed an initiative by the chairman to enter discussion about a possible merger.
8. The administration has now endorsed the bill and can't turn back.
9. The UN Security Council endorsed the recommendation submitted by the Secretary General.
10. Members of all parties endorsed a ban on land mines.
11. He also had his licence endorsed with eight penalty points.
12. But the president essentially endorsed Rumsfeld's approach, they said.
13. Clinton enthusiastically endorsed Morris's approach.
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14. This was a sentiment roundly endorsed by all present.
15. The group has endorsed Clinton this year.
16. It has now been endorsed by the Executive Committee.
17. George Bush endorsed Dole last week.
18. The speech was warmly endorsed throughout the Arab world.
19. The convention endorsed the peace programme.
20. He has endorsed the cheaper option.
21. Mr Justice Ewbank endorsed this view.
22. Restrictions on soft money have been endorsed by Sen.
23. His licence was also endorsed with five points.
24. The group endorsed 32 openly gay and lesbian candidates in state and local races this year; 27 of them were elected.
25. The Textile Services Association has drawn up a code of practice endorsed by the Office of Fair Trading.
26. For failing to report the accident, his licence was endorsed.
27. The choice of the selection panel has to be endorsed by the governing body as a whole.
28. The first repelling impression I had received of the rock from seaward was endorsed as I looked around.
29. Strategies on information systems and the Trust's licensing programme were also endorsed.
30. Lord Jenkins attacked the Home Secretary for claiming that he had endorsed the ending of trial by jury.
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