endorsement
endorsement Lexical Profile
endorsement Game Scores & Validity
• noun
An act of giving one's public approval, recommendation, or support to someone or something, such as a political candidate or commercial product.
"The candidate received a crucial endorsement from the teachers' union ahead of the primary election."
A signature or written instruction on the back of a check or other negotiable financial instrument authorizing the transfer of funds.
"The bank teller returned the check because it was missing the payee's endorsement on the reverse side."
An amendment, rider, or supplementary provision added to an insurance policy or official license that modifies its scope or terms.
"She added a commercial driving endorsement to her state license before starting the delivery job."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Mid 16th century: from the verb endorse + -ment, ultimately from Medieval Latin indorsare ('to write on the back'), derived from Latin in- ('upon') and dorsum ('back'), referring to the practice of signing the back of a legal or financial document.