vouch — to give a guarantee or assurance; to affirm or confirm the truth or accuracy of something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to give a guarantee or assurance; to affirm or confirm the truth or accuracy of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /vaʊtʃ/
Korean meaning: 보증하다, 보장하다, 증명하다
Korean pronunciation: **바우**치
Example Sentences
- My mom can vouch that I definitely didn't eat the last piece of cake... it was probably the cat.
- I can vouch for this restaurant's amazing pasta - I've been there five times this week!
- The teacher vouched for the student's character during the scholarship interview.
vouch
VERB//vaʊtʃ//
to give a guarantee or assurance; to affirm or confirm the truth or accuracy of something
The manager vouches for the car's quality with personal guarantee
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Crouch behind the couch, ready to vouch!
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Origin
From Old French 'voucher' meaning 'to call upon' or 'to summon as a witness,' derived from Latin 'vocare' meaning 'to call.' The word evolved to mean guaranteeing or confirming something by calling upon one's credibility.
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“My mom can vouch that I definitely didn't eat the last piece of cake... it was probably the cat.”
“I can vouch for this restaurant's amazing pasta - I've been there five times this week!”
“The teacher vouched for the student's character during the scholarship interview.”
“Can anyone vouch that my excuse for being late is totally believable? Anyone? Bueller?”
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