Sentences

vouch in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To vouch means to give a guarantee or assurance of someone's reliability or truthfulness based on personal knowledge or experience.

Sample Sentences

  1. I can vouch for her honesty; she has always been trustworthy.
  2. The witness was called to vouch for the defendant's character in court.
  3. He asked his friends to vouch for him when he applied for the job.
  4. Before making a purchase, I always prefer someone I trust to vouch for the product's quality.
  5. The celebrity's endorsement is enough to vouch for the brand's credibility.
  6. I can vouch for her honesty; I've known her for years.
  7. The witness was willing to vouch for his alibi during the trial.
  8. He asked his friend to vouch for his qualifications in the job application.
  9. Before making a decision, I need someone to vouch for the reliability of this source.
  10. She was confident enough to vouch for the team's ability to meet the deadline.
  11. I can vouch for her honesty; she has always been truthful with me.
  12. The lawyer asked a witness to vouch for his client's character.
  13. If you can vouch for the quality of this product, I'll consider buying it.
  14. She needed someone to vouch for her skills during the job interview.
  15. He was hesitant to vouch for the reliability of the new team member.

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