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Synonym for sanction [verb]

The synonym sanction synonymous definition words:
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sanction [noun]

means "penalty"
sentence, punishment, ban, embargo, injunction

sanction [noun]

means "authorization"
authorisation, support, ratification, decree, permission, writ, authority, command
Further results for the word "sanction"

adopt [verb]

means "agreement"
sanction

affirmation [noun]

means "certification"
acceptance, endorsement, sanction, warranty, corroboration

allow [verb]

means "permission"
let, permit, stand for, sanction, entitle, grant

allowance [noun]

means "authorization"
authorisation, permission, approbation, approval, sanction, leave

approbation [noun]

means "authorisation"
authorization, permission, allowance, approval, sanction, leave

approve [verb]

means "authorise"
authorize, sanction, validate, countenance, confirm, certify

authorise [verb]

means "approve"
legitimate, affirm, sanction, endorse, certify, back

authority [noun]

means "permission"
authorisation, authorization, justification, power, permit, sanction

authorization [noun]

means "authorisation"
sanction, support, ratification, decree, permission, writ

authorize [verb]

means "approve"
legitimate, affirm, sanction, endorse, certify, back

bind [verb]

means "obligate"
oblige, force, necessitate, sanction, involve, engage

certification [noun]

means "affirmation"
acceptance, endorsement, sanction, warranty, corroboration

commend [verb]

means "promote"
approve, recommend, sanction, advocate, accredit, endorse

commendation [noun]

means "approbation"
sanction

compact [verb]

means "cement"
confirm, solidify, sanction, stabilise, stabilize, authorise

confirm [verb]

means "ratify"
sanction, accredit, approve, affirm, authorise, authorize

embargo [noun]

means "penalty"
sentence, punishment, ban, sanction, injunction

empower [verb]

means "authorize"
authorise, entitle, sanction, grant, vest, commission

enable [verb]

means "empower"
capacitate, sanction, qualify, let, permit, license

enact [verb]

means "make into law"
legislate, establish, dictate, decree, order, sanction

endorse [verb]

means "sanction or approve"
sanction, approve, ratify, confirm, guarantee, support

endorsement [noun]

means "certification"
acceptance, affirmation, sanction, warranty, corroboration

enfranchise [verb]

means "franchise"
warranty, license, authorise, authorize, sanction

enfranchisement [noun]

means "authorization"
authorisation, licence, permission, sanction, warranty

entitlement [noun]

means "permission"
authorisation, authorization, licence, privilege, sanction, consent

favor [verb]

means "prefer"
fancy, allow, sanction, approve, countenance, encourage

favour [verb]

means "prefer"
fancy, allow, sanction, approve, countenance, encourage

fiat [noun]

means "order"
decree, command, proclamation, authorisation, authorization, sanction

legislate [verb]

means "enact"
approve, establish, pass, okay, sanction

licence [noun]

means "permission"
authorisation, authorization, entitlement, privilege, sanction, consent

license [verb]

means "authorize"
authorise, allow, permit, certify, sanction, accredit

necessitate [verb]

means "obligate"
oblige, force, bind, sanction, involve, engage

obligate [verb]

means "bind"
oblige, force, necessitate, sanction, involve, engage

pass [verb]

means "politics"
enact, approve, establish, legislate, okay, sanction

permission [noun]

means "authority"
authorisation, authorization, justification, power, permit, sanction

permit [verb]

means "agreement"
allow, indulge, agree to, sanction, empower, authorise

permit [noun]

means "permission"
warranty, franchise, consent, licence, favour, sanction

ratify [verb]

means "approve"
support, sanction, endorse, confirm, allow, authorise

recognise [verb]

means "endorse"
sanction, approve, uphold, acknowledge, rule, ratify

recognize [verb]

means "endorse"
sanction, approve, uphold, acknowledge, rule, ratify

recommend [verb]

means "approve"
sanction, condone, endorse, advocate, commend, uphold

stand for [verb]

means "let"
permit, allow, sanction, entitle, grant, pass

subscribe [verb]

means "assent"
consent, accede, assent to, authorise, authorize, sanction

summons [noun]

means "warrant"
sanction

tolerate [verb]

means "permit"
sanction, warrant

underwrite [verb]

means "sanction or approve"
sanction, approve, ratify, confirm, guarantee, support

validate [verb]

means "legalize"
legalise, codify, notarise, notarize, sanction, warrant

vote for [verb]

means "adopt"
approve, affirm, assent to, espouse, ratify, sanction

warrant [verb]

means "guarantee"
certify, approve, authorise, authorize, justify, sanction

warrant [verb]

means "authorize"
sanction, license, delegate, empower

warrant [noun]

means "justification"
authorisation, authorization, sanction, commission

warranty [noun]

means "certification"
acceptance, endorsement, sanction, affirmation, corroboration

sanctioned [adjective]

means "authorised"
authorized, certified, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted, approved

accepted [adjective]

means "orthodox"
approved, conventional, traditional, established, sanctioned, authoritative

affirmed [adjective]

means "authorised"
sanctioned

allowed [adjective]

means "authorised"
sanctioned

approved [adjective]

means "authorized"
sanctioned

authorised [adjective]

means "official"
authorized, ordered, endorsed, sanctioned, approved

authoritatively [object]

means "officially"
ex officio, sanctioned

authorized [adjective]

means "authorised"
official, ordered, endorsed, sanctioned, approved

canonical [adjective]

means "authorized"
authorised, sanctioned, statutory, orthodox, approved, authoritative

certified [adjective]

means "authorised"
sanctioned

confirmation [noun]

means "sanction"
sanctioning

confirmatory [adjective]

means "affirmative"
acquiescent, agreeing, authorizing, sanctioning, supporting

conventional [adjective]

means "seemly"
decorous, sanctioned, conformant, established, conformist, proper

endorsed [adjective]

means "recommended"
sanctioned, approved, validated

ex officio [adjective]

means "officially"
authoritatively, sanctioned

in favour of [noun]

means "in support of"
sanctioning, supporting, backing, funding

in support of [adjective]

means "in favour of"
sanctioning, supporting, backing, funding

lawful [adjective]

means "licit"
sanctioned, justifiable, allowed, innocent

legal [adjective]

means "permission"
authorized, sanctioned, allowable

legitimate [adjective]

means "lawful"
legal, official, sanctioned, licit, justifiable, rightful

official [adjective]

means "authorized"
authorised, ordered, endorsed, sanctioned, approved

officially [object]

means "authorized"
authorised, authoritatively, sanctioned, approved, authoritative, cleared

orthodox [adjective]

means "accepted"
approved, conventional, traditional, established, sanctioned, authoritative

permissive [adjective]

means "approving"
assenting, accordant, acquiescent, permitting, allowing, sanctioning

ratification [noun]

means "sanction"
sanctioning

recommended [adjective]

means "endorsed"
sanctioned, approved, validated

sacred [adjective]

means "hallowed"
sanctioned

sainted [adjective]

means "hallowed"
sanctioned

sound [adjective]

means "property"
allowed, sanctioned

statutory [adjective]

means "authorised"
authorized, sanctioned, canonical, orthodox, approved, authoritative

traditional [adjective]

means "conventional"
conservative, inherited, common, typical, established, sanctioned

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