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testify

[tes-tuh-fahy] / ˈtɛs təˌfaɪ /


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Witnesses testified about the devastation caused by a nationwide downturn in television and film production that has hit California particularly hard.

From The Wall Street Journal

They testified that Jeffries demonstrates "disinhibited" and socially "inappropriate" behaviour, which is part of a range of dementia symptoms, the court heard.

From BBC

As a statutory inquiry, expected to last three years, investigators will have more powers than previous investigations - such as requiring people to testify and release other forms of evidence, and a budget of £65m.

From BBC

A US lawmaker has made a direct plea to Sarah Ferguson to testify about her "close personal and business ties" to Jeffrey Epstein, according to a letter seen exclusively by the BBC.

From BBC

After testifying, he unsuccessfully ran for office multiple times in Florida.

From Los Angeles Times