testamental
testamental adjective: of or pertaining to a testament; testamentary.
Adjective
testamental (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to a testament; testamentary.
- Thy testamental cup I take, / And thus remember thee.1825, James Montgomery, “I Will Remember Thee”, in The Christian Psalmist
Origin of testamental
Latin testamentalis.
Words formed from testamental
Phrases with testamental
Words that rhyme with testamental
- mental
- transcendental
- accidental
- complemental
- gentle
- elemental
- oriental
- rental
- trental
- continental
- dental
- experimental
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- instrumental
- incruental
- lentil
- predental
- temperamental
- bidental
- cental
- coincidental
- decremental
- documental
- emolumental
- environmental
- firmamental
- interdental
- interdepartmental
- judgmental
- occidental
- parliamental
- pseudodental
- submental
- supradental
- addental
- adjustmental
- advectional
- affectational
- agro-environmental
- alimental
- alveolodental
- amental
- antidental
- apartmental
- apicodental
- aplacental
- argental
- argumental
- atlantodental
- atramental
- bimental
- bioenvironmental
- biparental
- cemental
- cervicomental
- cliental
- compartmental
- componental
- craniodental
- departmental
- developmental
Questions about testamental
- What does testamental mean?
- Testamental means of or pertaining to a testament; testamentary.
- What part of speech is testamental?
- Testamental is an adjective.
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