testifying (Meaning)

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testifying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Testify

The witness stood on the stand, testifying about the events he had witnessed.
The jury listened intently as the expert testified about the technical aspects of the case.
The prosecutor introduced evidence to support the testimony of the victim.
The defense attorney cross-examined the witness, challenging the validity of his testimony.
The judge instructed the jury to consider all of the testimony before reaching a verdict.
The defendant took the stand to testify in his own defense.
The testimony lasted for several days, with each side presenting its own witnesses.
The inconsistencies in the testimony raised doubts about the credibility of the witnesses.
The prosecution's closing argument focused on the strength of its testimony.
The jury found the defendant guilty based on the overwhelming weight of the testimony.

of Testify

witnessing, swearing, verifying,attesting,deposing, promising, vouching, vowing,bearing witness

No antonyms found.

The witness stood on the stand, testifying about the events he had witnessed.

The jury listened intently as the expert testified about the technical aspects of the case.

The prosecutor introduced evidence to support the testimony of the victim.

The defense attorney cross-examined the witness, challenging the validity of his testimony.