attested

[əˈtɛstɪd]

attested Definition

• 1. proven to be true or genuine by evidence or testimony
• 2. certified as accurate or reliable

Using attested: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "attested" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The authenticity of the document was attested by an expert.

• Example

  The accuracy of the data was attested by multiple sources.

• Example

  The witness attested to the defendant's innocence.

attested Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for attested

• confirmed
• verified
• validated
• authenticated

Antonyms for attested

• unproven
• unverified
• unsubstantiated

Phrases with attested

• attested copy

  a copy of a document that has been certified as a true and accurate reproduction of the original

  Example

  Please provide an attested copy of your birth certificate.

• attested signature

  a signature that has been witnessed and certified as genuine

  Example

  The contract requires an attested signature from both parties.

• attested deed

  a legal document that has been signed and witnessed in accordance with legal requirements

  Example

  The property transfer requires an attested deed.

Origins of attested

from Latin 'attestari', meaning 'to bear witness'

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Summary: attested in Brief

The term 'attested' [əˈtɛstɪd] refers to something that has been proven to be true or genuine by evidence or testimony. It can also mean certified as accurate or reliable. Examples include 'The authenticity of the document was attested by an expert.' and 'The witness attested to the defendant's innocence.' 'Attested' extends into phrases like 'attested copy,' 'attested signature,' and 'attested deed,' which denote legal documents that have been certified as genuine.