testify
1 of 1verb/ˈtɛstəˌfaɪ/
Forms:testifies,testifying,testified,testified
1
to make a statement as a witness in court saying something is true
C1- Witnesses are called to testify about what they saw during the accident.
- The victim will testify against the accused in the upcoming trial.
- Experts may be called to testify regarding their professional opinions on a case.
- Last year, the victim unexpectedly testified against the accused in the trial.
- The court relies on witnesses who are willing to testify truthfully for a fair trial.
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2
to serve as evidence or proof that something exists or is true
- The document will testify to the accuracy of the transaction records.
- The success of the project testifies to the team's dedication and hard work.
- The awards and recognitions the company received testify to its industry leadership.
- The smooth operation of the system testifies to the effectiveness of the new software update.
- Her behavior in the meeting testified to her commitment to the company.
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