indorsed Antonyms
Strongest:
- refused
- barred
- denied
- impermissible
- proscribed
- impermissible
- barred
- unacceptable
- inadmissible
- rejected
- inadmissible
- denied
- prohibited
- proscribed
- prohibited
- refused
- forbidden
- unacceptable
- rejected
- forbidden
Strong:
- disallowed
- unbearable
- intolerable
- verboten
- unendurable
- banned
- objectionable
- objectionable
- interdicted
- verboten
- interdicted
- vetoed
- disallowed
- banned
- unendurable
- vetoed
- unbearable
- intolerable
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Strongest:
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Weak:
Meaning of indorsed
indorsed (imp. & p. p.)
of Indorse
indorsed (a.)
See Addorsed.
indorsed Sentence Examples
- The candidate indorsed by the local newspaper won the election by a landslide.
- The company indorsed the product as safe and effective after rigorous testing.
- The celebrity indorsed the charity to raise funds and awareness for a worthy cause.
- The bank indorsed the check before it could be deposited, verifying its authenticity.
- The politician indorsed a controversial bill, alienating some constituents but gaining support from others.
- The teacher indorsed the student's exceptional work, recommending them for an award.
- The restaurant indorsed a new recipe, receiving rave reviews from diners.
- The organization indorsed the new member, recognizing their commitment and qualifications.
- The investor indorsed the stock, predicting a significant rise in its value.
- The doctor indorsed the patient's medication, confirming its suitability and effectiveness.
FAQs About the word indorsed
of Indorse, See Addorsed.
sanctioned, permitted, licensed,authorized, acceptable, certified, accredited, okay,warranted, allowed
refused, barred, denied, impermissible, proscribed, impermissible, barred, unacceptable, inadmissible, rejected
The candidate indorsed by the local newspaper won the election by a landslide.
The company indorsed the product as safe and effective after rigorous testing.
The celebrity indorsed the charity to raise funds and awareness for a worthy cause.
The bank indorsed the check before it could be deposited, verifying its authenticity.
