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Definition of testimony
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Testimony
(n.)
Witness;
evidence;
proof of some fact.
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Write
::
Write (v. t.) To make known by
writing;
to
record;
to prove by one's own
written
testimony;
-- often used
reflexively.
Witness
::
Witness
(v. t.) To give
testimony
to; to
testify
to; to
attest.
Testify
::
Testify
(v. t.) To bear
witness
to; to
support
the truth of by
testimony;
to
affirm
or
declare
solemny.
Testimonial
::
Testimonial
(a.)
Relating
to, or
containing,
testimony..
Except
::
Except
(v. i.) To take
exception;
to
object;
--
usually
followed
by to,
sometimes
by
against;
as, to
except
to a
witness
or his
testimony..
Testifier
::
Testifier
(n.) One who
testifies;
one who gives
testimony,
or bears
witness
to prove
anything;
a
witness..
Refutation
::
Refutation
(n.) The act or
process
of
refuting
or
disproving,
or the state of being
refuted;
proof of
falsehood
or
error;
the
overthrowing
of an
argument,
opinion,
testimony,
doctrine,
or
theory,
by
argument
or
countervailing
proof..
Semiproof
::
Semiproof
(n.) Half
proof;
evidence
from the
testimony
of a
single
witness.
Autoptical
::
Autoptical
(a.) Seen with one's own eyes;
belonging
to, or
connected
with,
personal
observation;
as,
autoptic
testimony
or
experience..
Believe
::
Believe
(n.) To
exercise
belief
in; to
credit
upon the
authority
or
testimony
of
another;
to be
persuaded
of the truth of, upon
evidence
furnished
by
reasons,
arguments,
and
deductions
of the mind, or by
circumstances
other than
personal
knowledge;
to
regard
or
accept
as true; to place
confidence
in; to
think;
to
consider;
as, to
believe
a
person,
a
statement,
or a
doctrine..
Witness
::
Witness
(v. i.) To bear
testimony;
to give
evidence;
to
testify.
Testimonial
::
Testimonial
(a.) A
writing
or
certificate
which bears
testimony
in favor of one's
character,
good
conduct,
ability,
etc., or of the value of a
thing..
Testimony
::
Testimony
(n.) The two
tables
of the law.
Recital
::
Recital
(n.) The act of
reciting;
the
repetition
of the words of
another,
or of a
document;
rehearsal;
as, the
recital
of
testimony..
Verbal
::
Verbal
(a.)
Expressed
in
words,
whether
spoken
or
written,
but
commonly
in
spoken
words;
hence,
spoken;
oral; not
written;
as, a
verbal
contract;
verbal
testimony..
Witness
::
Witness
(v. i.)
Attestation
of a fact or an
event;
testimony.
Deposition
::
Deposition
(n.) The act of
laying
down one's
testimony
in
writing;
also,
testimony
laid or taken down in
writing,
under oath or
affirmation,
before
some
competent
officer,
and in reply to
interrogatories
and
cross-interrogatories..
Amount
::
Amount
(n.) To rise,
reach,
or
extend
in
effect,
substance,
or
influence;
to be
equivalent;
to come
practically
(to); as, the
testimony
amounts
to very
little..
Faith
::
Faith (n.)
Belief;
the
assent
of the mind to the truth of what is
declared
by
another,
resting
solely
and
implicitly
on his
authority
and
veracity;
reliance
on
testimony..
Confirmation
::
Confirmation
(n.) That which
confirms;
that which gives new
strength
or
assurance;
as to a
statement
or
belief;
additional
evidence;
proof;
convincing
testimony.
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