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Definition
provide evidence of something — especially to say something under oath in a court of law
- Miss Francon, for whom are you testifying?2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (95% in)
- You will testify for the plaintiff, of course?2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (51% in)
- I will testify for the plaintiff.2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (52% in)
- In the next two days a succession of witnesses testified for the plaintiff.2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (79% in)
- John Erik Snyte testified modestly and unobtrusively that he had employed Roark in his office, that Roark had been an unreliable, disloyal and unscrupulous employee, and that Roark had started his career by stealing a client from him.2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (84% in)
- My father was asked to come here to testify.2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (87% in)
- Even more completely than the persons who testified.2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (89% in)
- "The witness must be allowed to testify," the judge declared unexpectedly.2.12 — Part 2 Chapter 12 (95% in)
- The contractor's superintendent testified about the dynamite missing from the stores on the site.4.18 — Part 4 Chapter 18 (18% in)
There are no more uses of "testify" in The Fountainhead.
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