Adjective:

குற்றத்தை ஒத்துக்கொள்,

confessed's Usage Examples:

Now that Molly had confessed more knowledge than any of us suspected, I felt obligated to tell Martha the full story before she learned it from overheard conversation or from Molly directly.

They were so astonished that they fell upon their knees before the king and confessed their crime.

It is confessed by Spengel himself that these two kinds of evidences are the two kinds recognized in Aristotle's Rhetoric as (I) artificial (ivr0(vot 7riarELs) and (2) inartificial (arExvot 7riaTEts).

On the 13th and 14th of September he was tried with Ballard and five others by a special commission, when he confessed his guilt, but strove to place all the blame upon Ballard.

Howie asked about my job and confessed he was spending far too much time doing nothing.

fourthly, in that they live very incontinently, and would that they had never promised continence !He and his co-signatories confessed that they had lived unchastely, but argued that priests could not be expected to do otherwise, seeing that God had not seen fit to give the gift of continence.

The royal pupils spent their lesson hours, as Nicholas afterwards confessed, " partly in dreaming, partly in drawing all sorts of nonsense," in the end " cramming " just enough to scrape through their examinations without discredit.

He himself confessed his unfitness for dealing with questions of finance.

I confessed what I'd told him.

In a moment of candour she confessed that she was a great commenceuse- that she had a mania for beginning innumerable enterprises which she never pursued.

When the sins confessed were very heinous the satisfactions were correspondingly severe and sometimes lasted over many years.

6-II; but the practice itself is confessedly of later growth.

Synonyms:

acknowledged,

Antonyms:

unknown, unacknowledged,