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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
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Be False Witness

Both "to bear witness" and "to be witness" are in dictionaries. Somewhere out there, I found "to bear false witness".

Does that mean "to be false witness" also exist?
  

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SheltieBites Does that mean "to be false witness" also exist? Not necessarily. You're good at finding examples.

— CalifJim

  • SheltieBites Does that mean "to be false witness" also exist?
  • Not necessarily.
  • You're good at finding examples.
  • You found nothing like that at all?
  • It doesn't seem like it exists, but maybe you could find an example.
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SheltieBitesDoes that mean "to be false witness" also exist?
Not necessarily. You're good at finding examples. You found nothing like that at all?

It doesn't seem like it exists, but maybe you could find an example. If we had a context, we might see a way that expression could be used.

CJ
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