noun
definition
A diminutive of the pale, usually appearing in pairs on either side of a pale.
verb
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To support, to back, to give one's approval to, especially officially or by signature.
definition
To write one's signature on the back of a cheque, or other negotiable instrument, when transferring it to a third party, or cashing it.
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To give an endorsement.
Examples of endorses in a Sentence
The ESRC endorses and sponsors the symposium and has made 50 bursaries available for full-time PhD students attending the event.
The universals, therefore, have no existence, as universals, in rerum natura; and Thomas endorses, in this sense, the polemic of Aristotle against Plato's hypostatized abstractions.
The links do not imply that autism.west midlands endorses a partnership with the linked websites.
The secularist government endorses the ban, while the Islamist opposition sees it as an infringement of women's rights.
Still, they 're doing the decent thing in supporting a Muslim state which endorses terrorism against a particularly repugnant Western ally.
The Coalition neither practices nor endorses the " stealth tactics " the ADL claims.
Wrigley reportedly stopped airing their ads featuring the 19-year old and the NBA stated that they would no longer use Brown for appearances at special events, stating that Brown no longer "projects the image" the NBA endorses.
The Bulldog Club of America Rescue Network never endorses buying a pet online or shipping a pet and does not have any connection to websites or rescue groups that encourage those practices.
Not every mortgage lender offers construction loans, but it is a great idea to check out what the various lenders are offering instead of simply accepting whatever lender the builder endorses.
Andy Irons, or AI as he is known to legions of surfing fans, endorses these board shorts.
As a company, Ziamond endorses the right of high quality cubic zirconia to be considered a gemstone rather than a diamond knock-off.
Here are the four types of hip hop shoes, who makes them, who endorses them, and what they represent.
The fact that Mickey Mouse features on a range of clip watches endorses the fact that the Mickey Mouse character moves with the times and is as relevant to the new generation as he was generations ago.
In a recent Glycemic Index Interview with Dr. Shari Lieberman, author of the book Transition Lifestyle System Gycemic Index Food Guide, she talked about the program which she endorses.
Dave Ramsey endorses this company because of their products and services in addition to the fact that they will not deal with cash value life insurance policies.
These are insurance companies that the union or association endorses and which may offer a discount for members.
Members of the Texas Association of Nurse Anesthetists (TXANA) or any other professional organization should find out if there is a certain company the association endorses as well as if reduced-cost policies are available to members.
There is only one review of this gown, but the review offers nothing but the highest praise and coupled with a four out of five star rating, enthusiastically endorses the purchasing of this product.
With so many reasons to buy, and a popular culture that firmly endorses it, mens boxers are a great choice of underwear for today's man.
He is involved in a long list of business ventures and also endorses a number of products and runs a charity foundation.
In this he considers briefly the best means of peaceable resistance to the policy of the ministry, but even at that early date faces frankly and fully the probable final necessity of resisting by force, and endorses it, though only as a last resort.
He has been classed with Arians, but he endorses in his own way the homoousian formula, and denounces Arius as " Christi gloriae incapacissimus."