testimony
Pronunciación: [ˈtɛstəˌmoʊni]
Contexto: «law»
(noun) a statement made by a person in a legal setting, often during a trial. It is used to give information about what happened and is important for making decisions in court.
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The witness provided clear testimony that helped the jury understand what really happened.
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Her testimony was not convincing, and the judge had doubts about its truthfulness.
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What did the witness say in their testimony during the trial?
Contexto: «religion»
(noun) a personal statement of beliefs or experiences, often shared with others to show faith. This can be about how someone feels or what they believe is true.
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He gave a powerful testimony about how his faith changed his life for the better.
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Her testimony did not convince anyone who had doubts about her beliefs.
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Can you share your testimony about how you found your faith?
Contexto: «general»
(noun) any statement or evidence that supports a claim. This can come from experiences or observations that back up what someone is saying.
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Her testimony about the benefits of exercise encouraged others to stay healthy.
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There was no testimony to support his claims, making them hard to believe.
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What kind of testimony do you think would help prove his point?