testimony /tesˈti-mə-ni/

1. Evidence
2. Evidence given by a witness, esp orally, under oath (law)
3. Declaration to prove some fact
4. Proof
5. The two tables of the law on which the Ten Commandments are inscribed (Bible)
6. The Ark of the Covenant containing these (Bible)
7. Divine law
8. A solemn protestation

To test, prove or judge by evidence

testiˈmōnial adjective

Of, affording or of the nature of testimony

1. A written attestation
2. A writing or certificate bearing testimony to a person's character or abilities or to a product's quality
3. A gift or memorial as a token of respect, esp one presented or taking place in public
4. (in full testimonial match) a sports match played in order to raise money for a player nearing retirement

testimōˈnialize or testimōˈnialise transitive verb

To present with a testimonial

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