endorsed (Meaning)

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endorsed (imp. & p. p.)

of Endorse

The product was heavily endorsed by various celebrities and influencers, leading to a surge in sales.
The politician's policies were strongly endorsed by a majority of the electorate, resulting in a landslide victory.
The charity organization received numerous endorsements from prominent donors, allowing it to expand its operations and reach more people.
The film garnered critical acclaim and was endorsed by several prominent film critics, ensuring its commercial success.
The new restaurant's dishes were enthusiastically endorsed by food critics, establishing it as a must-visit culinary destination.
The educational program received the endorsement of several renowned academics, demonstrating its rigor and effectiveness.
The government's environmental policies were endorsed by industry leaders, signaling a shift towards sustainable practices.
The innovative technology was endorsed by venture capitalists, securing funding for further development and commercialization.
The athlete's performance was endorsed by their coach, recognizing their dedication and hard work.
The initiative to promote social justice was endorsed by influential community leaders, uniting people from all walks of life.

of Endorse

authorized, sanctioned, certified, permitted, acceptable, licensed, okay, accredited, allowed,warranted

rejected, impermissible, proscribed, unacceptable, forbidden, denied, prohibited, rejected, refused, impermissible

The product was heavily endorsed by various celebrities and influencers, leading to a surge in sales.

The politician's policies were strongly endorsed by a majority of the electorate, resulting in a landslide victory.

The charity organization received numerous endorsements from prominent donors, allowing it to expand its operations and reach more people.

The film garnered critical acclaim and was endorsed by several prominent film critics, ensuring its commercial success.