Vouched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOUCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• confirm the identity or good character of (someone)
• assert or confirm as a result of one's own experience the truth or accuracy of (something)

Words related to VOUCHED

vouch13 vouches15 vouching17

How to use VOUCHED in a sentence

• We remind her of the ancient rule that people who meet at court, vouched for by royal favor, need no introduction.
• This is vouched for by such well-known authorities as Zundel and Nocard.
• Miller, and these facts were vouched for as unquestionably authentic.
• These statements come to us duly vouched for by the standing committee of auditors elected by the Association.
• Another cause of alarm was the various portents vouched for by 86 many witnesses.
• The list of the saved, as collected by the people of the whaler, is not vouched for as being absolutely correct, the circumstances having been adverse to investigation.
• As for the little Belgian who had no room for scruples in his active brain, his story was related to me by an American war correspondent who vouched for its truth.
• Marmaduke himself was thoroughly well vouched for, and Mr.
• No statement was ever issued which was vouched for by more solid, intelligent, and conscientious people.
• And of those ten, at least eight of us were friends, and the other two had been vouched for by the Browns and Jimmy.
• They are many and various, astonishingly circumstantial often, and vouched for by persons the reverse of credulous.
• Gladstone, and his honesty and highmindedness had been vouched for by statesmen of the highest standing.
• We record a few facts, vouched for not only by the papers from which we quote, but by scores of men who have come from Bloemfontein, and with whom we have talked.
• Crow, of Pretoria, who attended the wounded, and vouched for an average of five wounds per man.
• The truth of these statements is vouched for by Henry Morgenthau, American ambassador to Turkey.
• She completely deceived the clerk, who vouched for her respectability and responsibility, and thus satisfied the proprietor of the hotel.
• The fact is vouched for by, among others, a journalist who remained during the night of Friday outside the walls.
• These facts are vouched for by no less authorities than Gamelli Carreri, Dampier, and Wafer.
• This is vouched for by its owner, a retired missionary, who cannot be doubted.
• Taylor was a thorough German scholar, and he had vouched for the excellent German of his pupil and friend.
• The story, incredible if it appear, is indorsed by Carpenter as vouched for by Mr.
• Nothing is better vouched for than the extraordinary performances of the Brahmins.
• One case is vouched for by Baron von Schrenck-Notzig, a German psychologist, who himself made the experiment with success.
• The railway company, however, vouched for the ticket.
• The ghost vouched for by Lady Conway was disturbed about a larger sum, twenty-eight shillings.
• The Faculty of Theology, in Paris, had vouched for them only two years before this case, in 1724.
• A nobleman of high scientific attainment, in company with another nobleman, and a captain in the army, all vouched for this performance of Home.
• Each man was personally known to one or the other, who vouched absolutely for his secrecy, valor, and good faith.
• Bishop Grouard vouched for four men eating a reindeer at a sitting.
• But now we must have it clearly and mutually understood that here is one the verity of which is vouched for stoutly, but only by tradition.
• Here let me relate an incident the truth of which is vouched for, and which clearly illustrates the difference between the attitude of worry and that of trust.
• My suggestion is that the trivial, rejected, or unheeded phenomena vouched for by the evidence here defended may, not inconceivably, be of considerable importance.
• The superstition about the crossing of the Kopili can be vouched for by many, who have taken the journey from the Jaintia Hills to North Cachar by the Kopili route.
• Another interesting case is that of two ladies, both well known to members of the committee, and vouched for as of strict veracity.
• Their testimony was invalid in law courts, unless a Christian vouched for their character.
• An amusing recognition of these limitations is vouched for by a friend, who erased a line of poetry from a manuscript copy of a public address by Douglas.
• It passes on ships which had no existence, is vouched for by officers who never lived.

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