Testament

In layman's terms - proof or evidence of something

Testament Definition & Meaning

Testament usually refers to a statement or document that serves as proof or evidence of something. The word can also refer to proof of something in a more general way, like a person's behavior being a reflection of their values or beliefs.

In legal terms, it is a document that outlines how a person wants their property and belongings distributed after they die. This is usually called a "will" or "last will and testament."

In religious contexts, it can mean a holy book or text with teachings or beliefs, such as the Old and New Testaments in the Christian Bible.

Testament Used in Sentences

1. "I make this testament with a vow to never lie again."
2. "He made a testament to leave his fortune to his only child."
3. "The new testament is a collection of sacred writings."
4. "The testament was signed by the witness."
5. "He swore a testament of loyalty and servitude."
6. "The testament was inscribed on a stone tablet."

Testament Similar Words & Phrases (Synonyms)

Testament Opposite Words & Phrases (Antonyms)

1. Rejection
2. Betrayal
3. Unfaithful
4. Refusal
5. Broken Promise
6. Denial
7. Revocation
8. Negation
9. Violation
10. Disavowal