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Often used in the same context:
backing,
endorser,
rebuke,
imprimatur,
recognition,
affirmation,
acknowledgment,
nomination,
approval,
nod,
denunciation,
announcement,
support,
approbation,
anointment,
backer,
accolade,
candidacy,
kudos,
encomium,
invitation,
disavowal,
straw poll,
plaudit,
praise,
reaffirmation,
assent,
clout,
concurrence,
vote,
repudiation,
rejection,
reelection,
rebuff,
sponsorship,
blessing,
candidate,
affiliation,
noncandidate,
denouncement,
commendation,
supporter,
accomplishment,
acceptance,
appointment,
ambassadorship,
condemnation,
challenger,
incumbency,
veto,
compliments,
vindication,
coattails,
kingmaker,
accreditation,
publicity,
frontrunner,
honorary degree,
snub,
demurral,
coronate,
pronouncement,
acclamation,
award,
membership,
retraction,
mea culpa,
certification,
street cred,
chairmanship,
turnabout,
reappointment,
popularity,
congratulations,
tacit,
nominee,
recommendation,
acclaim,
ratification,
nominating,
designation,
implication,
stance,
apology,
inroad,
ally,
mandate,
cachet,
reputability,
advertisement,
utterance,
fillip,
rebuttal,
opinion,
criticism,
lieutenant governorship,
sendoff,
notoriety,
proclamation,
objection,
quid pro quo,
cred,
indorsement,
endorsements,
sanction,
declaration,
espousal,
acknowledgement,
authorisation,
authorization,
legitimization,
complaint,
difference,
proposal,
sample,
advantageous,
answer,
appropriate,
claim,
comment,
diary,
directive,
disclosure,
disposal,
enclosure,
form,
persuasive,
photostat,
prepaid,
query
More specific:
aegis,
auspices,
blank endorsement,
endorsement in blank,
nihil obstat,
ok,
okay,
okeh,
okey,
protection,
visa
Appears in the definition of:
aegis,
auspices,
blank endorsement,
endorsement in blank,
formalised,
formalized,
negociate,
ok,
okay,
okeh,
okey,
protection,
uncertified,
visa
More general:
agreement,
approval,
commendation,
promotion,
promotional material,
publicity,
signature,
support
Synonyms:
blurb,
countenance,
imprimatur,
sanction,
second,
warrant
Also try:
— Adjectives for endorsement:
official,
strong,
enthusiastic,
public,
full,
unqualified,
formal,
general,
personal,
political,
hearty,
more...
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