attestor (Meaning)
Wordnet
attestor (n)
(law) a person who attests to the genuineness of a document or signature by adding their own signature
Webster
attestor (n.)
One who attests.
Synonyms & Antonyms of attestor
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attestor Sentence Examples
- The attestors witnessed the signing of the contract and verified its legality.
- The medical attestors confirmed the patient's diagnosis and prognosis.
- The financial attestors reviewed the company's records and attested to their accuracy.
- The academic attestors evaluated the student's thesis and attested to its originality.
- The geological attestors verified the core samples and attested to the presence of oil reserves.
- The historical attestors studied ancient documents and attested to their authenticity.
- The religious attestors witnessed a baptism and attested to the initiation of a new member into the faith.
- The legal attestors supervised a deposition and attested to the accuracy of the transcript.
- The forensic attestors analyzed a crime scene and attested to the evidence they collected.
- The environmental attestors inspected a contaminated site and attested to its need for remediation.
FAQs About the word attestor
(law) a person who attests to the genuineness of a document or signature by adding their own signatureOne who attests.
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No antonyms found.
The attestors witnessed the signing of the contract and verified its legality.
The medical attestors confirmed the patient's diagnosis and prognosis.
The financial attestors reviewed the company's records and attested to their accuracy.
The academic attestors evaluated the student's thesis and attested to its originality.
