to bear witness: (of a person, a book, etc.) to give oral or written testimony or evidence; hence figurative to furnish or constitute evidence or…

transitive. To bear witness to; to attest, testify. Also absol. or intransitive to bear witness.

The action of bearing witness or giving testimony. †in witnessing of, as a witness to; †to bear witnessing, to bear witness.

to bear record: to bear witness.

transitive and intransitive. To bear witness, testify (to).

intransitive (usually with of) and absol.

intransitive. To bear oral or written witness; to testify. Now usually with to or against.

intransitive. To testify. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a fact or circumstance, evidence, etc.: to be a powerful or conclusive factor against (also in favour of, rarely for) some…

intransitive. With to. To testify, to bear witness to the truth or validity of something; to corroborate or confirm.

intransitive. To bear witness, to testify, to attest.

intransitive. To declare upon oath; to testify, bear testimony. Also figurative.

intransitive. To bear witness, testify to.

intransitive. slang (esp. Criminals' slang). To bear witness; to give evidence (esp. falsely); to inform, to ‘rat’ or ‘squeal’. Also transitive…

intransitive. To make certification; to testify to, vouch for.

intransitive. = certify, v. 4.