testimonials

nountribute

Synonyms for testimonials

noun tribute

Antonyms for testimonials

Word Origin & History

early 15c., "of or pertaining to testimony," in letters testimonial from Middle French lettres testimoniaulx, from Latin litteræ testimoniales, from testimonium (see testimony). The noun meaning "writing testifying to one's qualification or character" is recorded from 1570s; that of "gift presented as an expression of appreciation" is from 1838.

Example Sentences for testimonials

In my case, the minister himself proposed to apply for my testimonials.

There was nothing forced nor feigned in these testimonials of loyalty to George the Second.

How did you know I wanted a housemaid, and were your testimonials——'

He had the testimonials of his professors; but who would ask to see them?

The other papers consisted of passports, testimonials, &c. of persons of quality.

Money and energy can be productive of any number of testimonials for any remedy.

Some of them wrote their own testimonials; some, too, were spies.

On this point we have a large number of testimonials and avowals.

I acquired an excellent stock of testimonials, of which some were genuine.

(p. 125) The bill is as follows, and the testimonials are as reported in the Miss.