rubberstamp

/ɹˈʌbəstˌamp/

/ɹˈʌbɚstˌæmp/

to rubberstamp

MAIN VERB

approve automatically

to officially approve something such as a decision, resolution, etc. without proper consideration

synonyms : handstamp

Examples

1. And his choices will have been rubberstamped by a Senate republican majority representing 15 million fewer people than the democratic minority.

2. Republicans are not going to rubberstamp their spending, LARRY.

3. The Fisa Judges have been rubberstamping anything that the FBI has put in front of THEM.

4. After a year of turmoil, a populist laughingstock dismissed by elites rose up to win a supposedly rubberstamp election and become president.