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Answer for the clue "Own up to one's sins ", 7 letters:
confess

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Confess is the second album by Twin Shadow . It was produced by George Lewis Jr.

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Confess \Con*fess"\, v. i. To make confession; to disclose sins or faults, or the state of the conscience. Every tongue shall confess to God. --Rom. xiv. 11. To acknowledge; to admit; to concede. But since (And I confess with right) you think me bound. ...

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v. confess to a punishable or reprehensible deed, usually under pressure [syn: squeal , shrive ] admit, make a clean breast of; "She confessed that she had taken the money" [syn: concede , profess ] confess to God in the presence of a priest, as in the ...

Usage examples of confess.

Noticeably aged, he lived only for his two sons, he confessed to Adams, and for their sakes planned to remove to Canada.

In later years the robust constitution and herculean frame of Agassiz showed the effects of his extraordinary and multifarious labors, for it must be confessed that he was not careful of his bodily welfare.

So far from finding cause to object, I confess to a sympathy for whatever relieves our general force in Missouri and allows it to serve elsewhere.

I am free to confess again that the crowds in Amritsar went mad for a moment.

I do not confess anything to him because I did not examine my conscience sufficiently, and I answered him that I had nothing to say, but that if he liked I would commit a few sins for the purpose of having something to tell him in confession.

I shall not rest till I know that I am as much a master of the cabala as you are, and yet you will not confess that you invent the answers yourself.

We were obliged to confess that there were no Families in Little Arcady, in the true sense of the term, though we did not divine its true sense until she favored us with the detail that her second cousin had married a relative of the Adams family.

Indulgence to the effect following, namely, that as long as they continue in the verity of the faith, the unity of the Holy Roman Church, in obedience and in devotion to your holiness and your successors, the Chief Pontiffs of the Holy Roman Church, who shall be canonically elected, so long a suitable Confessor chosen by them shall have power under the authority of the Apostolic See to grant to them when in articulo mortis full remission of all sin which they may have confessed with contrition of heart.

Aaron laid it out for him: while at Sybil Brand, Susan Atkins had confessed to two other inmates that she was involved not only in the Hinman but also the Tate and LaBianca murders.

Philip never confessed it, but he had settled for the bleak comfort of hopelessness the moment the voice of a WMTG newsreader coming from the portable radio on his desk had distracted his attention from an elaborate doodle with the announcement that a third name had been definitively added to that of Shane Auslander and Trey Wilk.

Violet Bathurst, lying in my arms under the silver and turquoise canopy of my bed, that I confessed my misery at my failure with art.

Poor Benedick, confessing his love for her, can scarcely get two words out at a time.

They have confessed to loading that van with a mix of fertilizer and gasoline and parking it 0 DID near the Brandenburg Gate.

I confess I was never a churchgoing man myself, sir, to my regret, but my pa always contended that a bucketful of prayer never hurt no one and my dear ma, God bless her dear soul, fair wore out her knees on the church planking.

He appears to be such a shrewd, observing, intelligent man, and so perfectly at home on these subjects, that I confess I have more faith in this humble but eccentric Clockmaker, than in any other man I have met with in this Province.