0 present participle of testify --
1 to speak seriously about something, especially in a law court, or to give or provide proof: --
The church court evidence, appearing to show that 40 per cent of wives were wholly supported by their husbands, is dramatically exaggerated by the exigencies of the women testifying.
By looking at the 1860s for clues, we find ways financial tropes were later played out, testifying to the growing attraction of financial speculation.
Instead, he gave considerable thought and attention to the invention and development of new devices and to testifying in defense of the inventions of others.
I also coded whether a witness was testifying about a particular event or about the broader problem area without direct reference to a particular event.
That is because we can never determine whether he is testifying as he is because he is being strategic.
It is for this reason that testifying to what one has seen is a moral necessity.
Testifying under oath to ecclesiastical authorities, witnesses reported extraordinary events.
Thus, in the absence of a particular legal procedure or a theory that would differentiate them, experts testifying in court were regarded merely as witnesses.
