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testament

[tes-tuh-muhnt] / ˈtɛs tə mənt /


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The ability to let the light shine through the depravity Ms Pelicot was subjected to - the "filth", as she repeatedly calls it - is a testament to her resilience.

From BBC

“How these businesses are adapting, it’s really a testament to their resilience,” said Justin L. Adams, a senior economist with the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation.

From Los Angeles Times

“Her final words to a neighbor were a testament to her heart: ‘I need to go back and get my sister.’

From Los Angeles Times

Of the five skaters in Sunday's men's final, two being coached by Richaud is a testament to how he is rated in the sport.

From BBC

It is testament to the way Ekitike has adapted to life in the Premier League that no-one has suggested Liverpool have missed or need Sweden international Isak back in a hurry.

From BBC