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endorsements

n. countable
B2 Upper Intermediate US //ɛnˈdɔɹsmənts// UK //ɛndˈɔːsmənts// en·dorse·ments

n. public statements or signs of support for a person, product, or idea. You often see these when famous people recommend a brand or when organizations support a politician.

n. formal declarations of approval or support for a candidate, product, or policy. Often involves a public recommendation by a celebrity or an influential organization.


SIMPLE

The athlete signed several lucrative product endorsements.

CONTEXTUAL

The presidential candidate secured key endorsements from several major labor unions before the primary election.

COMPLEX

While celebrity endorsements can significantly boost short-term sales, long-term brand loyalty depends more on the actual quality and reliability of the product itself.

Synonyms
Usage

Often used in the plural to refer to a collection of supportive statements or contracts.

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