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attester (v.)
1.certifier, témoigner, prouver.
2.servir de preuve.
attester (v.)
attester (v.)
afficher, affirmer, annoncer, appeler en témoignage, assurer, certifier, confirmer, déclarer, démontrer, déposer, être la marque, faire foi, garantir, indiquer, invoquer, jurer, marquer, montrer, prouver, répondre, révéler, se référer, signer, soutenir, témoigner
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attester (v. tr.)
ATTESTER (v. a.)
1. Certifier. Il atteste que la chose s'est ainsi passée. Il nous attesta le fait.
2. Servir de témoignage. Tous les monuments historiques attestent que. Ses larmes attestèrent son repentir.
3. Prendre à témoin.
• Ne voua-t-il pas racheté ? n'a-t-il pas satisfait pour vos péchés ? j'atteste ici votre conscience (FLÉCH. I, 7)
• Ne fais point d'autre crime, et j'atteste les dieux Qu'au lieu de te haïr je t'en aimerai mieux (CORN. Hor. II, 5)
• Il n'atteste jamais que leurs noms odieux [des idoles] (RAC. Esth. II, 9)
• N'en doutez pas, madame, et j'atteste les dieux Que toujours Bérénice est présente à mes yeux (RAC. Bérén. II, 4)
• Pourquoi même du ciel attester la puissance ? (RAC. ib.)
• Voici ce Capitole et ces mêmes autels Où jadis attestant tous les dieux immortels.... (VOLT. Brutus, I, 2)
HISTORIQUE
XIIIe s.— Pour ce que il voult [voulut] mieus sa raison [discours] atester (Ch. d'Ant. VII, 493)
XVIe s.— Il y a bien outre plus quelques autres exercices externes, desquels nous usons en public pour attester de nostre repentance (CALV. Inst. 473)— Pour les attester, et asseurer qu'ils n'auroient aulcun mal ny dommaige (CARL. IV, 21)— Appellant sur eulx et attestant la vengeance divine (MONT. II, 33)— Car lorsque femme à un amant conteste, Son contester signe d'amour atteste (MAROT IV, 110)
ÉTYMOLOGIE
Attestari, de ad, à, et de testis, témoin (voy. ce mot).