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Endorsement vs. Support,
What is the difference?
Sep 26, 2023 4:09 AM
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Endorsement is usually more official, or it is done by an important person or organization.
Often, it can be used for political candidates. A regular person would support a candidate, but a famous, important person or organization would endorse a candidate. It's in a more official capacity.
'To endorse' something can also mean to sign your signature on a legal document...here's the official/important/binding aspect again.
'To support' is most often used generally, i.e. to support a cause, to support a person, to support a decision, etc.
September 26, 2023
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