testimony in Latin
testimony in Latin is testimōnium — testimony means a formal statement given by a witness, especially in court.
testimony in Latin
testimōnium
What does "testimony" mean?
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noun A formal statement given by a witness, especially in court.
"The witness gave her testimony calmly in front of the judge."
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noun Evidence or proof that something is true.
"The crowded café is testimony to how good the food is."
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testimony in a sentence
- The witness gave her testimony calmly in front of the judge.
- Her testimony helped convict the defendant.
- The crowded café is testimony to how good the food is.
- Her tidy notebooks were testimony to months of careful work.
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What is "testimony" in Latin?
"testimony" in Latin is testimōnium. testimony means: A formal statement given by a witness, especially in court.
How do you use "testimony" in a sentence?
Example: "The witness gave her testimony calmly in front of the judge." In Latin, "testimony" is testimōnium.
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