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foundational witness

foundational witness noun: a witness who testifies to the relevance and accuracy of a piece of evidence.

Noun

foundational witness (plural foundational witnesses)

  1. A witness who testifies to the relevance and accuracy of a piece of evidence.

Forms of foundational witness

pluralfoundational witnesses

Questions about foundational witness

What does foundational witness mean?
Foundational witness means a witness who testifies to the relevance and accuracy of a piece of evidence.
What part of speech is foundational witness?
Foundational witness is a noun.
What is the plural of foundational witness?
The plural of foundational witness is foundational witnesses.

Words near foundational witness in the dictionary

  1. foundation stone
  2. foundation stones
  3. foundational
  4. foundational belief
  5. foundational beliefs
  6. foundational witness
  7. foundational witnesses
  8. foundationalism
  9. foundationalist
  10. foundationalistic
  11. foundationalists

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