certify Synonyms
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- prevent
- discourage
- inhibit
- disqualify
- exclude
- stop
- deny
- stop
- discourage
- hinder
- hinder
- disqualify
- inhibit
- prevent
- exclude
- impede
- impede
- deny
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- obstruct
- bar
- constrain
- disallow
- disallow
- shut-out
- bar
- block
- forbid
- enjoin
- ban
- shut-out
- prohibit
- enjoin
- ban
- constrain
- prohibit
- block
- hold-back
- hold-back
- forbid
- obstruct
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certify Meaning
certify (v)
provide evidence for; stand as proof of; show by one's behavior, attitude, or external attributes
guarantee payment on; of checks
authorize officially
guarantee as meeting a certain standard
declare legally insane
certify (v. t.)
To give cetain information to; to assure; to make certain.
To give certain information of; to make certain, as a fact; to verify.
To testify to in writing; to make a declaration concerning, in writing, under hand, or hand and seal.
certify Sentence Examples
- The doctor will certify your medical condition if you need it for work.
- The chef will certify that the dish is gluten-free upon request.
- The trainer will certify your completion of the fitness program.
- The auditor will certify the accuracy of the financial statements.
- The inspector will certify the safety of the building after the inspection.
- The teacher will certify your proficiency in the language after the exam.
- The technician will certify the quality of the product before it goes to market.
- The lawyer will certify the authenticity of the legal documents.
- The notary public will certify your signature on the contract.
- The board will certify your eligibility for the professional certification.
FAQs About the word certify
provide evidence for; stand as proof of; show by one's behavior, attitude, or external attributes, guarantee payment on; of checks, authorize officially, guaran
authenticate, testify (to), affirm, witness,guarantee, attest, vouch (for),assert, avouch, vow
prevent, discourage, inhibit, disqualify, exclude, stop, deny, stop, discourage, hinder
The doctor will certify your medical condition if you need it for work.
The chef will certify that the dish is gluten-free upon request.
The trainer will certify your completion of the fitness program.
The auditor will certify the accuracy of the financial statements.
