lend (one's) name to (something)
lend (one's) name to (something)
To give one's formal and public support to something; to allow oneself or one's name to be associated with something. Now that we've got a big movie star lending his name to our campaign, we're finally starting to get the traction we've wanted.
See also: lend, name
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
lend your name to something
allow yourself to be publicly associated with something.See also: lend, name, something
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
lend your ˈname to something
(formal) let it be known in public that you support or agree with something: Famous actors sometimes lend their names to political causes.See also: lend, name, something
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
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