verb
unbosom
Unbosom (verb) means to talk to someone about your worries in order to feel better.
verb
1
To talk to someone about your worries in order to feel better.
2
To relieve yourself of a heavy worry by putting it into words for another person.
3
To admit that you have done something wrong.
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Etymology
Formed from un- and bosom ("the seat of emotions").
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What is the meaning of unbosom?
"unbosom" (verb) means to talk to someone about your worries in order to feel better.
What is another word for unbosom?
Other words for "unbosom" include relieve.
What are the different meanings of unbosom?
"unbosom" has 3 main meanings: 1. To talk to someone about your worries in order to feel better; 2. To relieve yourself of a heavy worry by putting it into words for another person; 3. To admit that you have done something wrong.
