tokened

as intestify

Synonyms for tokened

verb vouch for; give testimony

Antonyms for tokened

Word Origin & History

Old English tacen "sign, symbol, evidence" (related to tæcan "show, explain, teach"), from Proto-Germanic *taiknan (cf. Old Saxon tekan, Old Norse teikn "zodiac sign, omen, token," Old Frisian, Middle Dutch teken, Dutch teken, Old High German zeihhan, German zeichen, Gothic taikn "sign, token"), from PIE root *deik- "to show" (see teach).

Meaning "coin-like piece of stamped metal" is first recorded 1590s. Original sense of "evidence" is retained in by the same token (mid-15c.), originally "introducing a corroborating evidence."

Example Sentences for tokened

Aaron demanded, with a significance that tokened former arguments.

I'm not one to love any created woman as be tokened to another man and well you know it.

Yet these eyes were lustrous, direct and honest, and tokened the rare quality of mental concentration.

Every cloud of dust that tokened an approaching traveller raised a new hope.

Terrence did not voice his sorrow, if sorrow he had; but his hovering about Biddy tokened his anxiety for her.