Ratify
<rat-tuh-feye>
affirm; okay; endorse;
to authorize something with approval.
The town did ratify the new parking rules. You can park there all day.
Memory trick:
we rate it when we agree with it.
At work:
We decided to ratify the terms of the contract. We can now sign it.
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