tes·ti·mo·ny [ˈtestɪməni] СУЩ.
1. testimony (statement in court):
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After his testimony, he was praised by the defendants and led out of the courtroom to serve his 40-year federal prison sentence.
en.wikipedia.org Exact figures are not known, but testimony in a federal trial in 1976about four years into the film's releaseshowed the film had grossed over $25 million.
en.wikipedia.org Eyewitness testimony disputed the official version of events, citing amateur footage, which showed government troops firing on the crowd.
en.wikipedia.org Eliminating the opportunity to swear an oath on one's own holy text may also have the effect of diminishing the credibility of that person's testimony.
en.wikipedia.org This case saw the testimony from a number of local witnesses called to give evidence, including the parties.
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