a. [See prec. and -ORY2; cf. OF. testificatoire (1387).] Of such a kind as to testify, or serve as evidence.
1593. Nashe, Christ’s T. (1613), 24. They shall haue … not one stone of thy Temple or Sanctuarie testificatory against them.
1821. Carlyle, in Froude, Life (1882), I. xxii. 417. This morning came a decent testificatory letter from Buller.
1834. Fraser’s Mag., IX. 169. A Fanatic … conceives the workings of his own mind … to be testificatory of the truth of opinion.
