vouch

word

/ˈvaʊtʃ/
vowch
/vˈaʊtʃ/
vowch

Definition

To say or confirm that something is true, correct, or trustworthy, usually based on personal experience; to give a guarantee or support for someone or something.

Usage & Nuances

Formal or semi-formal. Commonly used in legal, business, or reference contexts: 'vouch for someone's character.' Usually involves personal credibility. Seldom used in casual conversation.

Example Sentences

I can vouch for her honesty.

basic

Can you vouch for this document?

basic

He refused to vouch for the stranger.

basic

If you need a reference, I can definitely vouch for you.

natural

I've seen his work, so I can vouch that he's qualified.

natural

We all know her, so we can vouch for her reliability.

natural