testify

Main Entry:
testify [tes-tuh-fahy]
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: vouch for; give testimony
Synonyms: affirm, announce, argue, assert, attest, bear witness, bespeak, betoken, certify, corroborate, cross one's heart, declare, demonstrate, depone, depose, evince, give evidence, give facts, give one's word, indicate, make evident, mount, point to, prove, say so, show, sing*, stand up for, state, swear, swear to, swear up and down, token, warrant, witness
Main Entry: allege
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: assert; claim
Synonyms: adduce, advance, affirm, asservate, aver, avouch, avow, charge, cite, declare, depose, lay, maintain, offer, plead, present, profess, put forward, recite, recount, state, testify
Antonyms: contradict, deny, disagree, dissent, object, protest, repudiate
Main Entry: argue
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: try to convince; present support
Synonyms: appeal, assert, attest, claim, contend, controvert, defend, demonstrate, denote, display, elucidate, establish, evince, exhibit, explain, hold, imply, indicate, justify, maintain, manifest, persuade, plead, present, prevail upon, reason, show, suggest, talk into, testify, vindicate, warrant, witness
Antonyms: agree, comply
Main Entry: attest
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: affirm, vouch for
Synonyms: adjure, announce, argue, assert, asservate, authenticate, aver, bear out, bear witness, certify, confirm, corroborate, countersign, declare, demonstrate, display, exhibit, give evidence, indicate, prove, ratify, seal, show, substantiate, support, sustain, swear, testify, uphold, verify, warrant, witness
Antonyms: deny
Main Entry: bear witness
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: vouch for
Synonyms: attest, confirm, corroborate, demonstrate, depose, evidence, evince, prove, show, testify, testify to
Main Entry: certify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: declare as true
Synonyms: accredit, approve, ascertain, assure, attest, authenticate, authorize, aver, avow, commission, confirm, corroborate, endorse, guarantee, license, notify, okay, profess, reassure, rubber-stamp, sanction, show, state, swear, testify, validate, verify, vouch, witness
Antonyms: contradict, counteract, deny, disavow, discredit, invalidate, reject, repudiate
Main Entry: declare
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make known clearly or officially
Synonyms: acknowledge, advance, advocate, affirm, allegate, allege, announce, argue, assert, asservate, attest, aver, avow, be positive, blaze, bring forward, certify, cite, claim, confess, confirm, contend, convey, demonstrate, disclose, enunciate, give out, inform, insist, maintain, manifest, notify, pass, proclaim, profess, promulgate, pronounce, propound, publish, put forward, reaffirm, reassert, render, repeat, reveal, set forth, show, sound, state, stress, swear, tell, testify, validate, vouch
Antonyms: deny, disavow, retract
Main Entry: express
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: articulate; signify, mean
Synonyms: add up to, air, assert, asseverate, bespeak, broach, circulate, communicate, connote, convey, couch, declare, denote, depict, designate, disclose, divulge, embody, enunciate, evince, exhibit, formulate, frame*, give, hint, import, indicate, insinuate, intend, intimate, make known, manifest, phrase, pop off, proclaim, pronounce, put, put across, put into words, represent, reveal, say, show, speak, spell, stand for, state, suggest, symbolize, tell, testify, utter, vent, ventilate, verbalize, voice, word
Main Entry: guarantee
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pledge, promise
Synonyms: affirm, angel, answer for, assure, attest, aver, back, bankroll, be surety for, bind oneself, certify, confirm, cosign, endorse, ensure, evidence, evince, get behind, give bond, grubstake, guaranty, insure, juice*, maintain, make bail, make certain, make sure, mortgage, pick up the check, pick up the tab, protect, prove, reassure, secure, sign for, stake, stand behind, stand up for, support, swear, testify, vouch for, wager, warrant, witness
Notes: guarantee is from Old French garant 'a warrant,' while warranty is from Old North French warantie, derived from warant 'a warrant.' Both garant and warant came from Frankish (the West Germanic language spoken in the 400s and 500s in the region of ancient Gaul that became France), represented by Old High German weren 'to confirm, warrant.' Guarantee is a general term for a representation regarding a good's quality and performance - and warranty is the legal term for the document; the person to whom it is issued is the warrantee with the issuer being the warrantor
Antonyms: break
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