Endorsed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENDORSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• recommend (a product) in an advertisement
• sign (a cheque or bill of exchange) on the back to make it payable to someone other than the stated payee or to accept responsibility for paying it.
• write (a comment) on a document
• (in the UK) mark (a driving licence) with the penalty points given as a punishment for a driving offence
• (in South Africa under apartheid) order a black person to leave an urban area for failing to meet certain requirements of the Native Laws Amendment Act
• declare one's public approval or support of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sign the back of a negotiable document

Words related to ENDORSED

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How to use ENDORSED in a sentence

• Tardieu himself tells the story of all the efforts made, especially by Lloyd George and Bonar Law, to prevent the blunder which later on was endorsed in the treaty as Article 428.
• If the jury acquitted the prisoner, their verdict would not necessarily mean that they endorsed the theory of the defence.
• Her cool muslin gown, even to his untutored perceptions, revealed a distinction which the first dressmaker in London had endorsed.
• The sheriff endorsed his return on the writ and filed it.
• When it was about to cease publication Poe bought it himself for fifty dollars, giving a note which Horace Greeley endorsed and finally paid.
• I was very fierce with her at first, and was for putting it back again, until she told me, trembling all over, that she had endorsed it.
• Buchanan, of Marshall County, upon a platform which strongly endorsed the National and State administrations.
• The Finance Committee after careful examination of the needs of the work endorsed the recommendation of the Council, and the Association heartily adopted the report.
• His desk was covered with papers, neatly endorsed by his secretary.
• Both parties, Whigs and Democrats, endorsed the fugitive slave law and approved the Great Compromise.
• He endorsed the note, and they had one long, sweet embrace which still lingers in their memory.
• All this was endorsed in the most emphatic manner by the leading statesmen and naval and military commanders of America, including Secretary of State James G.
• He endorsed first what the Prior had said, and congratulated all there on possessing such a superior.
• A certificate of the old Congress had been offered at the treasury and refused payment and so endorsed in red ink as usual.
• The principle laid down in this proclamation, that the life of a surrendered foe should not be taken, must be endorsed by every right-minded man.
• With a wild yell, the gang endorsed his now evident intention of riding into it.
• I dealt fairly by him, and the cover was first formally removed, on the evening of the day endorsed on its back, as the one when it would be permitted.
• Before the stamp could be affixed, a memorandum, describing its nature and its objects, signed by three privy-councillors, was to be endorsed upon the document.
• This approach is even endorsed, implicitly if not explicitly, by established religion.
• It has been much talked of lately and widely endorsed by logical persons.
• The care he gave Cash was not, perhaps, such as the medical profession would have endorsed, but it was faithful and it made for comfort and so aided Nature more than it hindered.
• Philosophers of the Bentham school, like John Stuart Mill, endorsed its teachings, and the bearing of population on poverty was an axiom in economic literature.
• I learned a lesson of stern indifference to all judgments from without that were not endorsed by condemnation from within.
• On the other hand, it may count against a proposition to show that it has not been endorsed by any one of importance or prominence.
• I endorsed the certificate over to him, and in half an hour he came back with the coin.
• He imagined that the Nikko hotel-keeper looked at his notes suspiciously as though they were endorsed with the seal of the Yoshiwara.
• At first both the Governor and the Colonial Office endorsed the scheme of confiscation.
• Gladstone afterwards endorsed this by saying that he could not advise the Queen to withdraw her Sovereignty from the Transvaal.
• It was examined and endorsed and he went on his way.
• He endorsed the bills, and took them next morning to Metivier, the paper-dealer in the Rue Serpente, who made no difficulty about taking them.
• Ware succeeded him, he endorsed this writ over to Mr.
• Jorrocks would have endorsed him a bill for any amount.

Similar words containing DORS without suffix ed and without prefix en

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