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English vocabulary · B2

Vouch

/vaʊtʃ/ · v.

Vouch means to say that a person or fact can be trusted because you know it well.

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Word origin and roots

from Latin through Old French

Synonyms and nuances

Words with the same root

voc — call

Lesson notes

Vouch means to say that a person or fact can be trusted because you know it well.

Related: confirm, guarantee, support. Use vouch when you know someone can be trusted.

I can vouch for her honesty. The mechanic vouched for the repair.

From Latin through Old French. voc- means call. Latin vocare became Old French voucher, then English vouch. To vouch is to put your voice behind a claim.