Synonyms for testimonies
tes·ti·monies

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1. List of paraphrases for "testimonies":

   testimonials, certificates, depositions, evidence, statements, witnesses

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1. Oscar Cantu:

   I’ve read most of those written testimonies, and they are stories of tremendous faith, people who have been dealing with terrible suffering in their lives and have felt a tremendous spiritual consolation that Mary walks with us in our tears, i can’t help but think of my own shedding of tears for the poor people who come to our border, fleeing life-threatening situations. The tears of those children who are separated from their parents. There are many reasons we would shed tears, and God stands with us in those moments.

2. Rafael Obregon:

   #ISurvivedEbola is reinforcing our efforts by providing this information in multiple, highly entertaining forms, including through the testimonies of actual survivors.

3. South Korean President Moon Jae-in:

   The recent series of testimonies about violence and sexual assault in the sports industry represent our shame that has been hidden beneath the glorious appearance of South Korea as a sports powerhouse.

4. Hubert Davis:

   Our kids, they’re desperate to be relevant, they’re desperate to have their own stories and their own testimonies and their own memories. ... They want to have the experiences of playing in big games and making big shots and winning championships. It’s a great place to be in.

5. James Goldston:

   Often international criminal investigations begin with the' crime base' -- authenticated images, witness testimonies and other evidence concerning killings, torture, rape or other prohibited offenses which may constitute war crimes or crimes against humanity -- and proceed upward along a chain of military or political authority to demonstrate the culpability of those who ordered, or who knew of but failed to prevent/punish, the commission of such crimes.