testify|testified|testifies|testifying in English

verb

[tes·ti·fy || 'testɪfaɪ]

bear witness, declare under oath, attest

Use "testify|testified|testifies|testifying" in a sentence

1. The faithful witness does not commit perjury when testifying.

2. The Holy Ghost Comforts, Inspires, and Testifies

3. What testifies marvelously to Kingdom unity?

4. Archaeology testifies to this event.

5. Two competent witnesses testified.

6. “What is it these are testifying against you?”

7. Nathan Baring testifies at a U.S

8. The earth testifies to how God feels about us.

9. History testifies to the ineptitude of coalitions in waging war.

10. Once completed, an Affidavit has the same effect as testifying under oath.

11. Now he knew that feeling was the Holy Ghost testifying to him.

12. Witnesses must testify under oath.

13. I'll testify to the commission!

14. * See also Holy Ghost; Testify; Witness

15. His friends will testify for him.

16. Assert, affirm, Allege, maintain, testify, claim

17. The teacher testified to the boy's honesty.

18. The bulge in its midriff testified to that.

19. I testify that the veil is thin.

20. She refused to testify against her brother.

21. Fiers promised to testify fully and truthfully.

22. 3 Many astronauts have testified to the exhilaration of weightlessness.

23. When she testifies against them, one begins a vendetta against her.

24. Clair F.. Gill testified before the two subcommittees.

25. Thousands of winepresses have been found in Palestine, testifying to the popularity of the drink.