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testament

Definition for testament

noun as in tribute; last wishes

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"This increase is a testament to the strong confidence in the teaching, care, and outcomes delivered by the school," she said.

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"She was so open, so collaborative and turned up with all the titles written out in advance - a rare experience and truly a testament to her vision and artistry."

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"That is testament to the organisation of the event and the partnership with the blue light services."

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"This behavior is a testament to orcas' advanced intelligence, strategic thinking, and sophisticated social learning, as the hunting techniques are passed down through generations within their pods."

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Any time a scientific subject comes up, he will mention his uncle as testament to his own expertise — particularly when it comes to the nuclear threat.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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