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Meaning

The word "attestation" refers to the act of bearing witness or providing evidence that something is true or valid. It is often used in legal or formal contexts where someone confirms the authenticity of a document, statement, or fact, commonly through a signature or declaration.

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Etymology

The term "attestation" comes from the Latin word "attestatio," which means "to bear witness" or "to affirm." This Latin root derives from "attestari," meaning "to testify to" or "to witness."

Examples

  1. The notary public provided an attestation of the document’s authenticity.
  2. Her attestation of the events was crucial for the investigation.
  3. To proceed with the contract, we need an attestation from a licensed professional.
  4. The professor required an attestation of academic achievements for the scholarship application.
  5. Without the proper attestation, the application would be considered incomplete.