CEFR C1

attestator

noun

Meaning

A person who formally declares that they have witnessed an event or that something is true.

Examples

The notary acted as an attestator to the signature on the will.
As an attestator, she confirmed the accuracy of the financial report.

Synonyms: witness, deponent, corroborator

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attestator (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /əˈtɛs.tə.tər/

Definition

A person who formally declares that they have witnessed an event or that something is true.

Examples

The notary acted as an attestator to the signature on the will.
As an attestator, she confirmed the accuracy of the financial report.

How to Use attestator

attestator to (prepositional phrase): A person who formally declares that they have witnessed an event or that something is true, in relation to a specific document or event. — "He was the attestator to the signing of the contract."

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