(घोषणा,

fesse's Usage Examples:

Ross Geller (David Schwimmer) confesses his love for Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston), and they decide to resume.

then asked who had taken Phillip"s swim trunks, to which Julie joyfully fessed to taking them and burying them under a rock.

Now Théodorine confesses to her daughter that she is a son – an interminable war at her birth made her mother fearful for her doing military service and she therefore registered Hermosa as a girl.

The later recording, made in 1965, is far more Mozartean, reflecting Ravel's self-confessed debt to Mozart when he wrote the concerto.

asked the name of the unborn child"s father, for it was thought that unconfessed adultery could cause death in childbirth.

Dez attacks an intruder in his apartment who turns out to be Jim, and confesses to his relationship with “Susan” as Roberta slips away.

According to Montague Summers, Magdalena went to the pope (Paul III) as a Penitent, and confessed her sins, that at twelve years old the Devil solicited her, and lay with her, and that he had layen with her for thirty years; yet she was made the Abbess of a Monastery, and counted a saint.

inventorying objects, places, sensations, and other memorabilia that serve as springboards for memory and philosophical insight; its Confessional verse "confesses.

that is distinct from secular dress but is not the full habit worn by professed members of the community.

Shockingly pleased by this, Shekhar regains himself and his now realised love for Lalita goes to his mother and confesses about his marriage with Lalita.

When Rodolfo is left alone with Federica, he confesses that he loves another woman, hoping that the duchess will understand.

which was as follows: Sable on a fesse engrailed between three boars" heads couped argent, a mascle between three cross crosslets of the field, and for the.

maintained that his faith was catholic, and that he confessed the credal article of faith concerning the “Catholic” Church (WA 8.

Synonyms:

ordinary, fess,

Antonyms:

uncommon, extraordinary, extraordinariness,