confessions
Pronunciation: [kənˈfɛʃənz]
Context: “relationship”
(noun) a confession is when someone tells the truth about something they did, especially if it was wrong or secret. It's like when you admit to a mistake to your friend or teacher.
Example
She made a confession about forgetting her friend's birthday, and they understood.
Example
He didn't make a confession about the broken vase, and now his parents are upset.
Example
Did you make a confession about what happened at school?
Context: “personal growth”
(noun) confession can also mean sharing your thoughts or feelings in a personal way, often to help yourself feel better. Like when you talk to someone about your fears or dreams.
Example
His confession about wanting to be an artist brought everyone closer together.
Example
Her refusal to share her feelings meant she missed out on some important support.
Example
What's the hardest confession you've ever had to make?
Context: “religion”
(noun) in a religious sense, a confession is when someone admits their sins to a priest or another religious leader to be forgiven.
Example
After her confession at church, she felt a huge weight lifted off her shoulders.
Example
He never made a confession, so he didn't feel forgiven for his mistakes.
Example
Have you ever seen someone go for confession at church?