Endorsement

/ɪnˈdɔːrs.mənt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

An act of expressing support or approval for someone or something.

The celebrity's endorsement helped boost sales significantly.

A signature or statement on a document, often to validate or authorize it.

The contract required the endorsement of both parties to be valid.

Approval or support, especially in a public context.

The politician's endorsement from key community leaders was crucial for her campaign.

A marketing agreement in which a celebrity promotes a product.

His lucrative endorsement deal with the sports brand made headlines.

From the Middle English 'endorse', from Old French 'endosser', meaning 'to place on the back'.

celebrity endorsement

When a famous person promotes a product or service.

political endorsement

Support expressed for a political candidate.

endorsement deal

An arrangement in which an endorser agrees to promote a product or brand.

endorse

To declare one's public approval or support.

endorser

A person or organization that gives support or approval.

endorseable

Capable of being endorsed.

Stamp of approval

That product has the celebrity's stamp of approval.

Green light

Getting the green light from the team means we can move forward.