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She testified against the robber.testified = provided oral evidence in court
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She can testify to the value of our product.testify = provide evidence (to support something)
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She testified that he struck her.testified = gave oral evidence (told a court)
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"And Starr will have to testify to the grand jury," Daddy says. (source)testify = provide oral evidence
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She said she ... would testify that the Socs were drunk and looking for a fight and that you fought back in self-defense. (source)testify = provide oral evidence in court
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"The Lord has commanded me to testify," Dad said. (source)testify = make a statement as evidence
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I'm here to testify as an expert that there were no footprints under the tower except ours and the boys'. (source)testify = provide oral evidence in court
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Weren't the people Dad testified against sent to jail? (source)testified = provided oral evidence
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At least you're not nervous about testifying. (source)testifying = providing oral evidence in court
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On the morrow he testifies against you.† (source)testifies = provides evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
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He knowed when he met a real testifier to the Lord.† (source)testifier = someone who provides evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
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We asked Miss Maudie to elucidate: she said Miss Stephanie seemed to know so much about the case she might as well be called on to testify. (source)testify = provide oral evidence in court
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The woman testified in court. (source)testified = provided evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
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Sure, it bore a few marks testifying to the exuberance of its young owner.† (source)testifying = providing evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
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[Laughter] But I think the fact that you have these three outstanding graduates testifies to the academic excellence and the inspiration of this historic university, rooted in the past with its eyes on the future† (source)testifies = provides evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
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In the impulsive above-board manner of the frank one, the court saw confirmed all that was implied in words that just previously had perplexed them, coming as they did from the testifier to the tragedy and promptly following Billy's impassioned disclaimer of mutinous intent—Captain Vere's words, "I believe you, my man."† (source)testifier = someone who provides evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
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