attested in Irish
attested in Irish is dearfa — attested means shown to be true by evidence.
attested in Irish
dearfa
Proven; shown to be true with evidence.
What does "attested" mean?
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adj Shown to be true by evidence.
"The cause of the fire is well attested in the police report and photographs."
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adj Backed up by someone's spoken or written testimony.
"His story was attested by two witnesses who saw everything happen."
- adj Officially confirmed as good, accurate, or pure.
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adj Of a word or language, known to have existed because it appears in written records.
"The word "slæpwerig" (sleep-weary) is attested in the Exeter Book in the form "slæpwerigne"."
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attested in a sentence
- The cause of the fire is well attested in the police report and photographs.
- Her kindness is an attested fact, proven by many letters from neighbors.
- His story was attested by two witnesses who saw everything happen.
- The lawyer read an attested statement signed by the store manager.
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What is "attested" in Irish?
"attested" in Irish is dearfa. attested means: Shown to be true by evidence.
How do you use "attested" in a sentence?
Example: "The cause of the fire is well attested in the police report and photographs." In Irish, "attested" is dearfa.
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