vouching
Meaning
of Vouch
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Gulbinowicz was also cited in a recent video documentary in Poland, called “Tell No One,” about predator priests and coverup efforts which alleged that Gulbinowicz saved a priest suspected of abuse of minors from arrest by vouching for him.
Every film must be carefully vetted, with the entire world vouching for its quality.
Incidentially, this person is not nearly as experienced or credentialed as some of those who are vouching for her seem to imply.
She had to have Degas vouching for her.
Bush’s vouching for the Washington Times' editorial independence simply wasn’t true.
The industrial revolution passed Africa and with many criminals at the top, vouching for each other, it is again poised to be passed by the information revolution.