Indorsed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDORSED 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
ADJECTIVE:
• See Addorsed.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to endorse

Words related to INDORSED

indorse8 indorses9 indorsing11

How to use INDORSED in a sentence

• The United States Senate indorsed the stand of the President in the break with Germany, by a vote of 78 to 5.
• We must remember, also, that this great Queen was indorsed, supported, and even instructed by the ablest and wisest and most patriotic statesmen that were known to her generation.
• And for this he can scarcely be blamed, since his situation demanded vigorous and rapid measures, before they could be indorsed by the Secretary of War.
• But his fierce protest arrayed against him all the parties that indorsed these wrongs, or who were benefited by them.
• We can accept nothing which is not indorsed by popes and councils.
• It has been indorsed by the action of the body at large.
• Forbes intends to remain in the firm, and that looks as if he indorsed Mr.
• The charge of denial of justice in this case, and consequent stain upon our national character, has not yet been indorsed by the American people.
• As soon as the breath has left my body, deliver the envelope to the address indorsed upon it.
• Of course, as a member of the Cabinet, he gave his adhesion to the resolutions before the House, and indorsed the speech of the Premier.
• Among other bills we held was one, presumably, indorsed by Mr.
• It is heartily indorsed by the best religious papers, and should take the place in our households of the injurious stuff that will find an entrance, if nothing better is supplied.
• The Maryland, Georgia, and South Carolina assemblies indorsed the Circular Letter and were also dissolved at once.
• Greeley, though indorsed by the Democrats, was utterly routed and died of a broken heart.
• The judgment was emphatically indorsed by the young man himself, and so could not be called over-severe.
• Indorsed to the postmaster at Charlottesville, with an order to send it by express, no hazard can endanger the notification.
• The terms are, one quarter cash, the balance in one year, secured by an approved indorsed note.
• I have just learned that my administration will be indorsed by an overwhelming majority, that the defeat of George B.
• I do not know whether the Allies have formally indorsed them or not.
• Here our passports, which had been signed at Maucallacta and Loreto, were indorsed by the commandante.
• But such a judgment is based on numerous fallacies, and can not be indorsed in the sweeping way it is uttered.
• If it is accompanied by rational selection, it can usually be indorsed.
• In the long letter which Angelina wrote to Francis and Archibald Grimke, and which Theodore Weld and Sarah Grimke fully indorsed, there appeared no trace of doubt or indecision.
• Before Bab went down to dinner she slipped over to her desk and indorsed the check, put it in an envelope, and hid the envelope inside her dress.
• After the captain had indorsed his orders, he strolled leisurely about the ship, examining into every thing, for as yet he knew nothing of gun-boat life.
• He consulted his father on the subject, and the latter indorsed the plan.
• Fail not, and make return of this writ of summons and precept, with your proceedings thereon indorsed, on or before the appearance day mentioned in the said writ of summons.
• That the citizens fully indorsed this was well exemplified on the occasion of his leading back into the metropolis a number of her volunteer regiments when the danger was over.
• Woodhull to stand upon their platform and advocate suffrage, they thereby indorsed all her ideas on social questions, and by every possible means it cast odium on the convention.
• Yet seven years later, this very proposition was indorsed by Douglas under peculiar circumstances.
• If Moses did not write the Pentateuch, the name of their Bible was false, and the Savior indorsed a falsehood.
• Take, for example, the note supposed in the preceding section, indorsed in blank.

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