testament
noun
formal us
/ˈtes.tə.mənt/ uk
/ˈtes.tə.mənt/Meaning of testament in English
(Definition of testament from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
testament | Intermediate English
proof of something:
[ C usually sing ] He is a walking testament to the value of hard work.
testament | Business English
testament
noun
uk
/ˈtestəmənt/ us
be (a) testament to sth These positive results are a testament to the strength of the technology sector.
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Examples of testament
testament
Winter's stunning photographs are a testament to what we still have the power to save.
From National Geographic
It's incredibly impressive but it's a testament to his preparation and his dedication.
From The Seattle Times
It's also turning what started out as a nice path to a coastal summit into a testament to compassion, community spirit and truth.
From OregonLive.com
This is a testament to the private free enterprise system they have for their health care.
From Washington Post
Its power is a testament to how hard it is to get organizations to make simple changes that would prevent even recognized threats.
From Ars Technica
It's also a testament to the ability of social media to breathe new life into a feel-good story.
From CNN
It's a testament to the power of our platform and our people.
From Business Insider
The music here is a testament to the power of the art from both women.
From ABC News
I love the sport of wrestling because it's a testament of your will and what you're capable of as a man.
From NJ.com
But it's a testament to longevity, to hard work, to a career well-played.
From The Seattle Times
There are no jokes in the show, which is maybe a testament to where you come from in comedy.
From The Verge
Such a following is testament to many things.
From NOLA.com
I look at it as a testament to group training.
From USA TODAY
That he has been left to police himself for so long is a stunning testament to the failure of federal regulators.
From The Atlantic
In a true testament to our position of privilege, this requires a deliberate process of personally seeking out and empathizing with these wounds.
From Huffington Post
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