witness /witˈnis/

1. Someone who sees or has personal knowledge of an event, etc
2. Someone who gives evidence
3. Someone whose signature confirms the genuineness of a document, or of a signature already added
4. A remnant of original surface or scribed line, left during machining or hand-working to prove that a minimum quantity of material has been removed or an outline accurately preserved (engineering)
5. (something that is) proof or evidence of anything
6. Knowledge brought in proof
7. Testimony of a fact

1. To have direct knowledge of
2. (loosely) to see
3. (of a place or period) to be the scene or setting of
4. (of a person) to live through
5. To give testimony to
6. To attest
7. To act as legal witness of
8. To sign, to add one's signature in confirmation of the genuineness of (a document, another's signature, etc)
9. To show
10. To evince (archaic)

1. To give evidence
2. (with to) to confirm, attest to

witˈnesser noun

witness box or (US) witness stand noun

The enclosure in which a witness stands when giving evidence in a court of law

bear witness

To give or be evidence (esp with to)

with a witness (Shakespeare)

With a vengeance

witness (such and such)

Let (such and such) serve as evidence

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