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Definition of testimony - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
legalevidence or proof of some fact
- The success of the project is testimony to their hard work.
2.
experienceRare account of first-hand experienceRare
- His testimony about the event was compelling.
Expressions with testimony
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show clear evidence that something is true or exists
Her success is testimony to her hard work.
share a personal story about religious belief or spiritual experience
Several members stood to give testimony during the evening service.
show clearly that something is true, real, or has happened
The empty streets bear testimony to how serious the storm was.
statement or opinion in legal proceedings given by a qualified specialist
The jury relied heavily on the forensic scientist's expert testimony.
used to introduce a formal attestation statement
In testimony whereof, the parties have signed below.
Origin of testimony
Latin, testimonium (evidence)
Terms with testimony included in their meaning
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testifying
providing evidence or testimony
testimony
supported with testimony or witness
information
reliable source of information or testimony
legal dishonesty
someone who deliberately gives untrue testimony in court
legal
testimony describing effects of a crime on victims
court deal
cooperate with prosecutors by giving testimony and information about partners
court testimony
bound by a sworn promise to speak truthfully
courtroom
enclosed area in court for witness testimony
legal testimony
testimony taken down in writing under oath
legal lying
to lie or give untrue testimony, especially in a legal context
legal
protection from prosecution for testimony given
illegal influence
act of illegally influencing a witness's testimony
legal
give testimony in a legal setting
religion
present personal religious testimony
legal
record testimony to prevent its loss
lawyer questioning
interrogate and elicit testimony during a deposition
legal
testimony or witness in Islamic context
legal testimony
witness who testifies against the summoning party in court
verification
able to be confirmed with evidence or testimony
legal testimony
testify or declare under oath in court
legal testimony
person who gives testimony under oath
legal
testimony from a witness about out-of-court statements
court
testimony given by an accomplice against others
deception
person who gives false testimony for money
Examples of testimony in a sentence
The witness's testimony helped to clarify the timeline. Her testimony provided new insights into the case. The testimony revealed the true sequence of events.
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- French:témoignage, récit, ...
- German:Zeugnis, Aussage, ...
- Italian:testimonianza, ...
- Spanish:testimonio, declaración, ...
- Portuguese:testemunho, depoimento, ...
- Chinese:证词, 证言, ...
- Japanese:証, 体験談, ...
- Arabic:شَهَادَة, إِفَادَة, ...
- Hebrew:עֵדוּת, עֵדוּת אִישִׁית, ...
- Russian:свидетельство, показание, ...
- Ukrainian:свідчення, показання, ...
- Hindi:साक्ष्य, बयान, ...
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