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Testify

usgb/ˈtestɪfaɪ/Volume
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Legal Importance

In court, testify means your words can be evidence; careful speaking matters here.

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She was nervous to testify, knowing her words could decide the case.
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Oath Bound

When testifying under oath, one is legally obligated to tell the truth.

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He swore to testify truthfully before giving his account of events.
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Against Someone

'Testify against' implies accusing or providing evidence opposing another party.

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The informant agreed to testify against the crime syndicate.
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