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Meanings of testament in English
A legal document declaring a person's wishes regarding the disposal of their property when they die.
Usage of testament in English
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That's a testament to their effective product-mix management and new market execution.
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He is rippling testament to the age-reversing power of resistance weight training.
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On the other hand, the testament attributed to him in 1Kings ii.
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In the particular sense, however, it was a testament to programming skill.
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Ms Baker herself is a testament to what trying new things brings.
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The number of Welsh surnames in the region is testament to that.
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That was testament to the defensive work we did throughout the team.
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Economically depressed ex-mining villages are testament to that threat being followed through.
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The huge scar is a testament to the violence of plate tectonics.
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In that he saith a new testament, he hath abrogate the old.
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Her life was a testament to the power of the human spirit.
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The flame was already eating into the heart of that precious testament.
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Ahmadi's success is testament to female writers thriving in Iran's literary scene.
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This accordingly is a mode in which a testament may be revoked.
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Specifically, it is testament to Last Chance U's academic advisor Brittany Wagner.
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It's a testament to my desperation that I even considered the offer.
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