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	testamentary (tes¦ta¦ment\|ary) Pronunciation: /ˌtɛstəˈmɛnt(ə)ri/ adjective relating to or bequeathed or appointed through a will: a testamentary bequest testamentary guardianships Origin: late Middle English: from Latin testamentarius, from testamentum 'a will', from testari 'testify'		Search results in the dictionary letters testamentary More results » More words in this category appointment condemn constructive contempt declaration evade exclude federal case immovable judicial jurisprudence law centre malice aforethought malversation receivership renvoi rest 1 restraint of trade variance void Nearby Words test pilot test pit test rig test strip test tube test-tube baby testa testaceous testament testamentary testate testation testator testatrix tester ¹ tester ² testes testicle testicular feminization