confession in Latin
confession in Latin is cōnfessiō, confessio — confession means a statement admitting that you did something wrong or that something is true.
confession in Latin
cōnfessiō
confessio
What does "confession" mean?
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noun A statement admitting that you did something wrong or that something is true.
"After weeks of silence, his confession that he had broken the window surprised everyone."
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noun The religious practice of telling a priest one's sins in order to receive forgiveness.
"The priest listened quietly during her confession on Sunday morning."
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confession in a sentence
- After weeks of silence, his confession that he had broken the window surprised everyone.
- The suspect signed a written confession.
- The priest listened quietly during her confession on Sunday morning.
- Many churchgoers queue outside the booth before confession begins.
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What is "confession" in Latin?
"confession" in Latin is cōnfessiō, confessio. confession means: A statement admitting that you did something wrong or that something is true.
How do you use "confession" in a sentence?
Example: "After weeks of silence, his confession that he had broken the window surprised everyone." In Latin, "confession" is cōnfessiō, confessio.
Are there other ways to say "confession" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "confession": cōnfessiō, confessio.
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