Meaning & use
testimony
A formal statement, especially one given under oath in a court of law, that serves as evidence.
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The witness gave testimony describing exactly what she saw on the night of the robbery.
His personal testimony convinced the jury that the contract had been signed under pressure.
A note on using this word
Testimony is usually uncountable, as in 'give testimony', though 'a testimony to' means clear evidence of a quality.
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