ATTESTATION


Meaning of ATTESTATION in English

ˌaˌteˈstāshən, ˌad.ə̇ˈs-, ˌatə̇ˈs-, əˌteˈs- noun

( -s )

Etymology: Middle French, from Late Latin attestation-, attestatio, from Latin attestatus (past participle of attestari ) + -ion-, -io -ion

1. : the act of attesting

2. : the proof or evidence by which something is attested

the … volumes … stand, like a solid attestation of the victory — Edmund Wilson

3. : the formal authentication of an act or instrument by a subscribing witness or an official

4. Britain : the giving of an oath (as the oath of allegiance to an army recruit)

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