Claim
Testimony
Testimony noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.
Claim and testimony are semantically related in allegation topic. Sometimes you can use "Claim" instead a noun "Testimony".
Nearby Word: testimonial
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good claim | good testimony |
| special | special claim | special testimony |
| similar | similar claim | similar testimony |
| right | right claim | right testimony |
| Other adjectives: solid, fake, free, initial, legal, dubious, strong, actual, entire, false, sole, final, later, ridiculous, last, earlier, previous, prior. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- This claim was based the testimony of just one person, an elderly mentally ill man, who would have have been a young boy in 1839.
Source: Snowball Lie - Ace Attorney: One of the things that makes the Witch Trials difficult for Phoenix is that witnesses can simply claim their memories were tampered with by magic and revise their testimony.
Source: Fake Memories - If the witness claims to have seen something they could not possibly have seen, or could not possibly have seen the way they claim to have seen it, it puts the testimony in doubt.
Source: Conviction by Contradiction
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