set one's seal on



set one's seal on

Also, put one's seal on. Authorize, give one's approval to, as in We can go ahead as soon as the boss sets his seal on it. This idiom alludes to the old-time practice of affixing a seal on a document as a form of verification. It also began to be used more loosely in the early 1600s.
See also: on, seal, set

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ErnstERNST (German), ERNSHT (Swedish)German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish
Anej-Slovene
Hagit-Hebrew
YahwehYAH-wayTheology
Nikifor-Russian, Bulgarian, Macedonian
Janet['dʒænit]