Signature
Signature noun - A person's name written in their own handwriting often given to indicate awareness or consent.
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Witness and signature are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Witness" instead a verb "Signature".
Witness
Witness verb - To declare (something) to be true or genuine.
Signature and witness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Signature" instead a verb "Witness".
Nearby Words: witnessed, witnessing
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Mary Whittaker tries to trick her great-aunt Agatha Dawson into signing a will by burying it in a bunch of other papers than need a signature - and by having two of the housemaids ready to witness the signing of the will without Agatha realizing it.
Source: Tricked Into Signing - Mary Whittaker tries to trick her great-aunt Agatha Dawson into signing a will by burying it in a bunch of other papers that need a signature — and by having two of the housemaids ready to witness the signing of the will without Agatha realizing it.
Source: Literature / Lord Peter Wimsey -
The Sidney Sheldon novel Nothing Lasts Forever has a Jehovah's Witness refusing to sign a consent form for his son to have surgery or receive a blood transfusion and the doctor in question forging his signature to go ahead.
Source: Against My Religion
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