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Meanings of full confession in English
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Usage of full confession in English
1
King has made a full confession to police, the charging documents said.
2
A nice open-and-shut case with a full confession, that's what I like.
3
Tell him that a full confession is his only chance of forgiveness.
4
Of these it is necessary that I should make a full confession.
5
I at once lost my nerve, and finally made a full confession.
6
How sad it is that she did not make a full confession.
7
Not only are the papers here, but a full confession by Jasper.
8
He could not doubt that Stephen Foster had written a full confession.
9
The life sentence was reinstated after a full confession and another appeal.
10
One of the robbers was captured and made a full confession.
11
A further appeal, and a full confession, saw the original life sentence reinstated.
12
Parker made a full confession in hopes for a lighter sentence.
13
Henry promised forgiveness on condition of a full confession, which the painter began.
14
It is the beginning of a full confession to your father.'
15
Then he made a full confession, and showed me how he did it.
16
I could not do it, at least not without full confession.
This collocation consists of:
Full confession through the time
Full confession across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common