1. to publicly support or approve of someone or something
2. to sign the back of a check to make it payable
Usage: financial
3. to write one’s signature on a document to show approval or authorization

Examples

• The senator decided to endorse the new healthcare bill.
• Several celebrities endorsed the presidential candidate.
• You need to endorse the check before depositing it.
• The company endorsed her proposal for the new marketing strategy.
• The union refused to endorse the contract changes.
• Please endorse this form to complete the application process.
• The newspaper endorsed three candidates in the local election.