testamental (Meaning)
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testamental (a.)
Of or pertaining to a testament; testamentary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of testamental
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testamental Sentence Examples
- The painter's testamental works showcased their mastery over brush and canvas.
- The author's last novel served as a testamental to their literary prowess.
- The musician's album was a testamental to their eclectic musical influences.
- The architect's building design stood as a testamental to their architectural ingenuity.
- The activist's lifelong dedication to social justice was a testamental to their unwavering principles.
- The scientist's groundbreaking research was a testamental to their scientific brilliance.
- The teacher's ability to inspire students was a testamental to their exceptional pedagogical skills.
- The entrepreneur's successful business venture was a testamental to their entrepreneurial spirit.
- The charity's tireless efforts to provide aid were a testamental to their humanitarianism.
- The soldier's courage and sacrifice were a testamental to their selfless devotion to duty.
FAQs About the word testamental
Of or pertaining to a testament; testamentary.
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No antonyms found.
The painter's testamental works showcased their mastery over brush and canvas.
The author's last novel served as a testamental to their literary prowess.
The musician's album was a testamental to their eclectic musical influences.
The architect's building design stood as a testamental to their architectural ingenuity.
