testament
nounHow many syllables in testament?
There are 3 syllables in the word testament.Divide testament into syllables:
tes · ta · ment
How to pronounce testament:
Definition of testament:
- testament (noun):
- a profession of belief.
- a tangible proof or tribute
- something which provides proof of a fact about someone or something
Synonyms for testament:
attestation
confirmation
credo
demonstration
document
documentation
evidence
exemplification
proof
testimonial
testimony
tribute
validation
will
witness
Antonyms for testament:
contradiction
contravention
disavowal
disconfirmation
disproof
negation
opposition
rebuff
refutation
repudiation
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