n. 1.a statement made under oath before a judge in a court of law; .any statement or action used to prove something.
Leading doctors supported his testimony.
Leading doctors supported his testimony.
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The witness's testimony was not believable.
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The testimony is veracious.
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He was found innocent because of the discrepant testimony of the witnesses.
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The hinge needed oiling. OR The case will hinge on his testimony.
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Whose testimony secured Oliver's release?
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The case will hinge on his testimony.
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He questioned the probative value of the testimony.
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How does Steve's testimony compare to Bobo's testimony?
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This new evidence vitiates your testimony.
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proof; confirmation; evidence
denial; disallowance;refusal
4 syllables
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