v. to give evidence or testimony; to make a solemn declaration or affirmation esp. under oath; to act as a witness
Dr. Lee was asked to testify as an expert witness.
Dr. Lee was asked to testify as an expert witness.
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Who could not testify against a Roman citizen?
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Which character from the book decided to testify against Rocky's real father in court?
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What did Pat testify to during the hearings in Scranton?
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The lawyer called in an alienist to testify on his client's mental state.
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She would not testify against him because she was afraid of his reprisal.
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The judge ordered a subpoena for him to testify.
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A bystander who saw the crime take place had to testify in court.
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vouch for; give testimony; attest; swear; witness
will not attest to someone's story
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