testify in Latin
testify in Latin is testificor — testify means to give a formal statement as a witness, usually under oath in court.
testify in Latin
testificor
To make a declaration, or give evidence, under oath.
What does "testify" mean?
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verb To give a formal statement as a witness, usually under oath in court.
"She was called to testify at the trial."
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verb To serve as evidence or proof of something.
"The empty shelves testify to the store's popularity."
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testify in a sentence
- She was called to testify at the trial.
- He refused to testify against his former business partner.
- The empty shelves testify to the store's popularity.
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What is "testify" in Latin?
"testify" in Latin is testificor. testify means: To give a formal statement as a witness, usually under oath in court.
How do you use "testify" in a sentence?
Example: "She was called to testify at the trial." In Latin, "testify" is testificor.
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