Vouch

Definition

vouch /vaƱtʃ/ v ❏ vouch for sb/sth [ PHRV ] အာမခံသည္။ I can vouch for him/for his honesty. ❏ vouch for sth [ PHRV ] အာမခံသည္။ Experts vouch for the painting's authenticity.

Examples

1. ‘The Professor can't vouch for any of this information
2. but any observer of Fairfax will conclude that it all sounds entirely likely.’
3. ‘I haven't read any of the Frank Miller comics it's based on
4. so I can't vouch for the accuracy of the big screen version or the appropriateness of the casting
5. but that preview makes it look like serious fun.’
6. ‘Eyewitnesses vouch for the fact that they stayed to help the children escape but bolted from the scene when public anger turned against them.’
7. ‘While it has been a while since the original game was released
8. we can vouch for the fact that no good game is ever forgotten.’
9. ‘I can't vouch for the truth of this
10. but it is a sentiment I've heard repeated more than once.’
11. ‘After spending an afternoon with him
12. I can vouch for the fact that his sense of humour is razor-sharp.’
13. ‘I will vouch for the fact that the football program has been a positive influence on my personal college experience.’
14. ‘The investment bank is required to vouch for the fact that the stock is priced below its expected value in the market.’
15. ‘I can vouch for the truth of much of his statement
16. and believe it to be wholly as stated
17. in every particular.’
18. ‘Having been in a room while doctors struggled to keep my child alive
19. I can vouch for the fact that trust is often the only lifeline to sanity.’
20. ‘Veterans from all of the armed forces
21. the medical corps and the spies and code-breakers are on hand and
22. we can vouch for this
23. love to talk about their experiences.’
24. ‘I can't vouch for the truth or otherwise in this story
25. unfortunately.’
26. ‘He personally delivered and vouched for the authenticity of the pair of video disks we are about to air.’
27. ‘I've enjoyed day trips to Glenshee before
28. but after a two-day family holiday near Aviemore I can vouch for the experience.’
29. ‘I can personally vouch that he's a man of high moral integrity
30. and knows a worthy cause when he sees one.’
31. ‘I cannot vouch for the accuracy of any of this advice
32. but it's good to have it anyway.’
33. ‘I cannot of course vouch for the accuracy of his information.’
34. ‘However
35. the reliability of Speedpost was certainly something that people vouched for.’
36. ‘And while I can't vouch for its accuracy
37. the film does a compelling job of portraying Hitler in his dying days in three full dimensions.’
38. ‘Gide is not known as an authority on entomology
39. so I can't vouch for the accuracy of his science
40. but poets and artists have a way of arriving at truth by unusual routes - including pure intuition.’