Pronunciation: /əˈfaɪənt/
noun a person who makes a sworn statement or affidavit
A1 The affiant signed the document in front of a notary public.
A2 The affiant's statement was crucial evidence in the court case.
B1 The affiant swore under oath that the information provided was true.
B2 The affiant's testimony was key in proving the defendant's innocence.
C1 The credibility of the affiant was called into question during cross-examination.
C2 The affiant's affidavit was meticulously reviewed by the legal team before being submitted to the court.
adjective relating to a person who makes a sworn statement or affidavit
A1 The affiant witness signed the document.
A2 The affiant statement was notarized by a legal professional.
B1 The affiant affidavit was submitted as evidence in court.
B2 The affiant testimony was crucial in determining the outcome of the case.
C1 The affiant provided detailed information under oath during the trial.
C2 The credibility of the affiant's sworn statement was called into question by the defense.
formal The affiant signed the sworn statement under penalty of perjury.
informal The affiant filled out the form and swore it was true.
slang The affiant was like, 'I swear this is what happened.'
figurative The affiant's words were like a beacon of truth in the courtroom.
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