Cacheted

/kæˈʃeɪtɪd/ adjective

Definition

Marked with or bearing a cachet; sealed or authenticated with an official mark or stamp.

Etymology

Past participle of 'cachet' used as a verb, plus '-ed' suffix. Describes something that has received an official mark of approval or authenticity.

Kelly Says

A cacheted document literally carries physical evidence of legitimacy—before digital signatures, this official seal was your only proof that a document was real and approved!

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