Testimony
Testimony noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.
Witness to and testimony are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Witness to" instead a noun "Testimony".
Nearby Word: testimonial
Witness to
Testimony and witness to are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Testimony" with "Witness to", this words are similar.
Both terms in one sentence
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At the end of the episode, he is disbarred after it is revealed that he bribed a witness to change his testimony.
Source: Amoral Attorney - Franklin & Bash has Damien in the first episode, when he colludes with a CEO to sell out an airline pilot to limit an airline's liability by paying a witness to make false testimony.
Source: Amoral Attorney -
Surprisingly Sudden Death: The uber-grim episode "Deal" appears to be ending on a high note—Ronnie's daughter just had a baby boy, the murderous drug dealer has been convicted and Matt and Alesha are escorting the chief witness to juvenile detention, praising him for his courageous testimony.
Source: Series / Law & Order: UK
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