attest in Latin
attest in Latin is attestor — attest means to confirm or declare that something is true or genuine.
attest in Latin
attestor
(transitive) To affirm to be correct, true, or genuine.
What does "attest" mean?
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verb To confirm or declare that something is true or genuine.
"Several witnesses attested to his good character."
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verb To serve as proof or evidence of something.
"The scars on the old bridge attest to decades of storms."
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verb To certify formally, especially by signing one's name.
"The document was attested by a notary public."
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attest in a sentence
- Several witnesses attested to his good character.
- The scars on the old bridge attest to decades of storms.
- The document was attested by a notary public.
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What is "attest" in Latin?
"attest" in Latin is attestor. attest means: To confirm or declare that something is true or genuine.
How do you use "attest" in a sentence?
Example: "Several witnesses attested to his good character." In Latin, "attest" is attestor.
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