endorse - Meaning and Examples

Meaning of 'endorse' (Webster Dictionary)

1 . Endorse

[ n.]

- A subordinary, resembling the pale, but of one fourth its width (according to some writers, one eighth).

2 . Endorse

[ v. t.]

- Same as Indorse.

1 . endorse

[ v]

Meaning (1):
- guarantee as meeting a certain standard

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Meaning (2):
- give support or one's approval to

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Meaning (3):
- sign as evidence of legal transfer

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Meaning (4):
- be behind; approve of

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Scheduled personal property endorsement
Scheduled personal property endorsement allows special coverage added at the insured’s request to a homeowner’s policy to insure items specifically listed. Used to insure valuable property such as
Peak season endorsement
Peak season endorsement is an endorsement to a business income policy for a business firm with seasonal fluctuations in inventory, which adjusts the amount of insurance in force for a specified period
Inflation-guard endorsement
Inflation-guard endorsement added at the insured’s request to a homeowners policy to increase periodically the face amount of
Identity theft endorsement
Identity theft endorsement is an endorsement to a homeowner’s policy that reimburses crime victims for the cost of restoring their
Endorsement
Endorsement writing on the back of an instrument (e.g. Bill of Exchange).
Endorsement (same as Rider)
Endorsement (same as Rider) is a change to the original insurance contract.
Blank Endorsement
Blank Endorsement is an endorsement in blank specifies no endorsee and a bill so endorsed becomes payable to bearer and may be negotiated by delivery.

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