1. to write one's name on the back of a check or bill of exchange to transfer it to another person
Usage: chiefly legal/financial; variant spelling of 'endorse'
2. to approve, support, or give one's backing to something
Usage: variant spelling of 'endorse'

Examples

• The customer had to indorse the check before depositing it.
• The mayor decided to indorse the new community center project.
• She indorsed the contract by signing her name on the back.
• Several prominent citizens indorsed the candidate for governor.
• You must indorse the document to make it legally valid.
• The organization indorsed the proposal at their annual meeting.