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Attestation - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Attestation is the act of confirming or verifying the truth or validity of something, often through a formal statement, oath, or written document. It serves as evidence or proof.

attestation

/**American phonetic transcription:** ˌætɛsˈteɪʃən/ /**British phonetic transcription:** ˌætɛsˈteɪʃən/

Definition:

Official confirmation or proof of something, often in written form.

Synonyms:

Verification, certification, confirmation, testimony, affidavit

Part of Speech:

Noun

Antonyms:

Denial, refutation

Common Collocations:

Legal attestation, sworn attestation, official attestation, written attestation

Derivatives:

Attest, attested, attester

Usage Tips:

Use "attestation" for formal validation, like documents or statements verified by authority.

Common Phrases:

Under oath attestation, notarized attestation, witness attestation

Etymology:

From Latin *attestatio*, meaning "a witnessing" or "testimony."

Examples:

  • 1. The lawyer requested an attestation of the document's authenticity.
  • 2. Her signature served as an attestation of approval.
  • 3. The bank needed an attestation from his employer.
  • 4. The notary provided an official attestation for the contract.

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