testify to



testify to something

to swear to something. I will testify to your whereabouts if you wish. I think I know what happened, but I would not testify to it.
See also: testify

testify to

v.
1. To make a statement based on personal knowledge in support of some asserted fact; bear witness to something: Many astronauts have testified to the thrill of weightlessness. The witness testified to the accuracy of the defendant's story.
2. To serve as evidence: The wreckage testifies to the strength of the storm.
See also: testify

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
HeinrichHIEN-rikh (German)German, Ancient Germanic
ValentijnVAH-lən-tienDutch
Peru-Basque
Manasses-Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
OlekAW-lekPolish
Dodson['dɔdsn]