The testimony
Example: Testimony provides evidence given under oath
Definition
"Testimony" in law refers to a formal statement or declaration given by a witness under oath, usually in a court of law, to provide evidence about facts relevant to a legal case or investigation.
Etymology
The word "testimony" originates from the Latin word 'testimonium,' meaning 'evidence' or 'witness.' It entered English through Old French in the late Middle Ages. Did you know that its root 'testis' in Latin means 'witness,' highlighting its legal importance?
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"The testimony" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Law - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 125 commonly used words.
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