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bear/give witness bear witness to (something)To support or prove a claim or idea by one's (or something's) physical presence. The many students on campus these days bear witness to the school's successful rebranding efforts. The beautiful homes and vibrant gardens bear witness to the rebirth of this neighborhood.See also: bear, witnessgive witness to (something)To support or prove a claim or idea by one's (or something's) physical presence or existence. The many students on campus these days give witness to the school's successful rebranding efforts. The beautiful homes and vibrant gardens give witness to the rebirth of this neighborhood.See also: give, witnessbear/give ˈwitness (to something) provide evidence of the truth of something: The huge crowd bore witness to the popularity of this man.See also: bear, give, witness
bear/give witness bear witness to (something)To support or prove a claim or idea by one's (or something's) physical presence. The many students on campus these days bear witness to the school's successful rebranding efforts. The beautiful homes and vibrant gardens bear witness to the rebirth of this neighborhood.See also: bear, witnessgive witness to (something)To support or prove a claim or idea by one's (or something's) physical presence or existence. The many students on campus these days give witness to the school's successful rebranding efforts. The beautiful homes and vibrant gardens give witness to the rebirth of this neighborhood.See also: give, witnessbear/give ˈwitness (to something) provide evidence of the truth of something: The huge crowd bore witness to the popularity of this man.See also: bear, give, witness |