Definition

ratify

verb
  1. to give formal approval to something, especially a treaty or agreement, making it officially valid
  2. Usage: formal; often used in legal or political contexts

Examples

  • The Senate must ratify the treaty before it becomes law.
  • All member countries need to ratify the agreement.
  • The board voted to ratify the new policy changes.
  • Congress ratified the constitutional amendment last year.
  • The union members will ratify the contract next week.
  • Both parties must ratify the peace accord for it to take effect.

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