Definition

A person who is supported or guaranteed by someone else, often in a legal context.

Example

The vouchee was called to testify in the court case to support the warranty of title.

Conversation

I'm not sure if I should trust him; do you think he has a good vouchee?

I think so, I've heard good things about him from others.

That's reassuring to hear, but I still want to be cautious.

Definitely, it's always wise to know more about your vouchee before making a decision.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Vouchee originates from Old French 'vouchier' (meaning to call or summon) and the suffix '-ee' (indicating a person who is the object of an action). The word 'vouchee' refers to a person who is called upon or summoned, particularly in legal contexts.

Memory Tip

Think of someone being 'called upon' ('vouchier') to fulfill a role or duty — that's why a 'vouchee' is a person who is summoned.

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