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

transitive. To bear witness to (a fact or statement); to testify to, attest; to furnish oral or written evidence of. with simple object.

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

transitive. To bear witness to; to attest, confirm. Obsolete.

transitive. To bear witness to, or give proof of (a fact); to assert or affirm the truth of (a statement); to attest.

To testify, bear witness; to testify to, attest; esp. to give evidence upon oath in a court of law… gen. To testify, bear witness, affirm, assert.

Misused for attest, protest, testify.

(transitive) = vouch, v. 6b.

With subordinate clause: To bear witness, to testify, that (etc.).

With reference to legal evidence. transitive. To disclose or relate (a fact, etc.) as a witness; to support by one's testimony. In passive (sometimes…

To bear witness, to declare to. Obsolete. rare.

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

To bear evidence of, bespeak. Obsolete. rare.