vouched (for) (Meaning)

vouched (for)

to say that (someone or something) is honest, true, or good

The manager vouched for his employee's integrity and competence.
The witness vouched for the accused's alibi, claiming to have seen him elsewhere.
The politician vouched for his opponent's good character, despite their political differences.
The doctor vouched for the effectiveness of the new medication, citing promising clinical trials.
The historian vouched for the authenticity of the ancient document, based on rigorous research.
The priest vouched for the couple's marriage vows, witnessing their solemn commitment.
The lawyer vouched for the reliability of the witness, asserting that he was credible and truthful.
The teacher vouched for the student's academic abilities, recognizing their hard work and potential.
The friend vouched for the stranger's trustworthiness, having known him for many years.
The company vouched for the quality of its products, offering a money-back guarantee if customers were not satisfied.

to say that (someone or something) is honest, true, or good

guaranteed,testified (to), affirmed, authenticated, attested, asserted, avouched, witnessed,certified,vowed

No antonyms found.

The manager vouched for his employee's integrity and competence.

The witness vouched for the accused's alibi, claiming to have seen him elsewhere.

The politician vouched for his opponent's good character, despite their political differences.

The doctor vouched for the effectiveness of the new medication, citing promising clinical trials.