Testimonials
/ˌtɛstɪˈmoʊnɪəlz/
Definitions
- (n.) Statements or declarations given by witnesses or parties to support a fact or argument, often used as evidence in legal proceedings.
The witness provided powerful testimonials that influenced the jury's decision.
- (n.) Written or spoken endorsements, often from clients or customers, used to support the credibility of a party, but less formal than affidavits or depositions.
The attorney included client testimonials in her promotional materials to establish trust.
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- testimonial
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Commentary
In legal contexts, testimonials as evidence differ from formal sworn statements and should be distinguished from affidavits and depositions.
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