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endorser

endorser

3 4.4
A person who publicly supports someone or something
  • noun
  • /ɪnˈdɔrsər/
translation icon : endorser
  • Many CERES endorsers believe that this disclosure is one of the most powerful features of the code.
  • proposer and two endorsers
  • two endorsers

But my question was, how do we, what's the best way to attract influencers to be endorsers for Fit World?

Examples

  • An American NBA player having a distinguished Chinese teammate was perceived to be more credible as a product endorser than an American NBA player who does not have one.

    Academic text (2017)
  • Moreover, given the finding that the greater the attachment level to the typical player, the higher consumers perceive him as a credible product endorser, sport marketers should focus on arousing Chinese consumers' attachment to the typical player.

    Academic text (2017)
  • The society, as endorser of the expedition, acted as an intermediary in what were sensitive issues.

    Academic text (1993)
  • However, not all CERES endorsers have adopted this principle.

    Academic text (1997)
  • In other words, Chinese consumers' attitudes toward a typical American NBA player as a product endorser were positively influenced by their feelings of attachment to that player, in which the feeling of attachment was derived from the fact that the American NBA player has a distinguished Chinese teammate.

    Academic text (2017)
  • As an endorser of environmental policies, she frequently speaks at conferences about sustainability.

  • The famous actor became an endorser for the charity, raising millions for cancer research.

  • His reputation as an endorser of high-quality products attracted many businesses seeking partnerships.

Synonyms

supporter
vsendorser
817 1.0

A person who backs a team or a cause

is public endorsement that is often formal or official
fan of
vsendorser
353 1.6

A person who likes and supports someone or something

is formal public backing rather than casual personal liking
advocate
vsendorser
282 4.1

A person who supports a cause or policy in public

is endorsement that may be less argumentative and more declarative
champion
vsendorser
156 3.7

A person who strongly supports a cause or another person

is public approval that may not include active defence
proponent
vsendorser
104 5.2

A person who supports an idea, plan, or cause

is broader public approval beyond arguing for ideas
booster
vsendorser
37 3.2

A person who supports and promotes a team, player, or cause

is public approval that may be calmer and less active
promoter
vsendorser
31 4.2

A person who supports and encourages a cause or idea

is public endorsement that may not involve organising activities
adherent
vsendorser
20 6.6

A person who supports a party, leader, or idea and helps promote it

is public approval that may not include active promotion duties
staunch supporter
vsendorser
4 3.8

A person who stays loyal to a cause or someone even when it is difficult

is public approval that can be temporary or situational
plugger
vsendorser
1 7.8

A person who actively promotes a cause or idea

is public support that may be occasional rather than persistent
indorser
vsendorser
  • UK
7.4

A person who publicly supports someone or something

is the standard form used in public or official contexts
advocator
vsendorser
  • Archaic
6.8

A person who supports and speaks for a cause

is general public backing without necessary formal advocacy
espouser
vsendorser
  • Formal
7.8

A person who supports and promotes an idea or cause

is public backing that may be formal rather than personal adoption
embracer
vsendorser
5.8

A person who accepts and supports a new idea or practice

is public approval often given officially rather than personal acceptance
praiser
vsendorser
3.5

A person who often says good things about people or things in public

is public support aimed at endorsement rather than general praise
extoller
vsendorser
9.6

A person who praises something strongly in public

is support or backing that may be formal or official rather than only praise
laudator
vsendorser
  • Formal
9.9

A person who gives a public speech praising someone at a ceremony

is public endorsement that focuses on backing rather than ceremony
hailer
vsendorser
7.5

A person who praises someone or something publicly

is support aimed at formal endorsement more than proclamation
platformer
vsendorser
7.6

A person who performs or speaks in public to support a cause

is public approval that may exist without public speaking
assenter
vsendorser
  • Formal
7.7

A person who agrees with an idea or plan

is public active endorsement rather than simple private agreement

Antonyms

314 3.2

A person who gives opinions about art, books, films, or music, often as a job

Compounds

9.9

A person who signs a loan document as a favor without payment

How Supportive

supporter
817 1.0
endorser
3 4.4
onlooker
24 3.2
critic
563 3.0

Surface Forms

endorser singular
endorsers plural

Morphology

endorser = endorse (transparent) = endorse + er

Formed from the verb 'endorse' + the agentive suffix '-er'; the meaning 'person who endorses' is directly derived.

Etymology

Endorser comes from a verb that once meant 'to put on the back', from Latin dorsum 'back'. So an endorser is someone who 'backs' a person or idea by giving public support.