testify
/ˈtɛstɪfaɪ/
verb 3
Collocations
8(verb.)
VERB + TESTIFY
be prepared to, be willing to | be unwilling to, refuse to
call sb to, force sb to
The witness was forced to testify against her own brother in the criminal case.
PREP
against
The witness agreed to testify against the suspect in the criminal trial last month.
before
The witness agreed to testify before the court about what he had seen that night.
for
The witness agreed to testify for the prosecution in the fraud case.
to
Several former employees testified to the company's unfair hiring practices during the court case.
PHRASES
testify in court
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