testimony
/ˈtɛstəˌmoʊni/
noun
- A formal statement given in a court of law or other official setting, usually under oath.
- The witness gave her testimony in a calm and clear voice.
- The defendant's testimony contradicted the earlier evidence.
- His testimony helped the jury reach a verdict.
- Any evidence or proof that supports a fact or claim.
- The old photographs are testimony to the town's rich history.
- The empty streets were testimony to the severity of the storm.
- Her success is a testimony to her hard work and dedication.
- A public declaration of one's religious faith or personal experience.
- He shared his testimony about how his faith helped him through difficult times.
- The church service included a time for members to give their testimonies.
- Her testimony inspired many people in the audience.