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| (v) To furnish; to give. [kuhn-trib-yoot] The teacher contributes her knowledge to her students so that they will succeed. |
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| (v) To make solemn declaration; give or afford evidence. [tes-tuh-fahy] Being the only one to witness the murder, Sally had no choice but to testify in court. |
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| (v) To state or assert positively; maintain as true. [uh-furm] The officer was able to affirm that all was well. |
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| (v) To cause or involve by necessity or as a consequence. [en-teyl] A loss entailing no regret. |
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| (v) To sustain, hold up, maintain, and withstand. [suh-pawrt] The writer supported his argument with credible evidence. |
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