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Testify
Testify verb - To make a solemn declaration under oath for the purpose of establishing a fact.
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When he shows up to testify and confesses, he gets senators queueing up to compliment him on how "soul-searching" his confession was.
Source: Film / Quiz Show -
The Pedophile Priest in "Confession" shows up at the station to intimidate Matt... ends up making him even angrier and more determined to testify and send him to jail.
Source: Series / Law & Order: UK -
Michael and Tom Hagen find a way to prevent him breaking the omertà; his brother shows up the day he has to testify.
Source: Film / The Godfather
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