confession
ഏറ്റുപറച്ചിൽ
definition
noun
he signed a confession to the murders
a formal statement admitting that one is guilty of a crime.
For some, the focus of evangelism efforts is a confession of faith - agreement with or conversion to a specific theological statement.
a statement setting out essential religious doctrine.
translation of 'confession'
noun
കുന്വസാരം
example
What if this is all for naught, my 'confession' , my desire, my love, all for nothing?
Later, there is a long scene where a priest sees through him and brings him to 'confession' .
And why do Catholics feel the need to go to 'confession' ?
Shortly after mid-century, however, the number of Catholics going to 'confession' regularly - or indeed at all - plummeted.
his words are a political 'confession' of faith
And it is more than fair to the Church, as it protects the confessional unless the 'confession' is about third parties.
There's a simple remedy: repent and go to 'confession' .
she still had not been to 'confession'
This process involves 'confession' to a priest, acts of contrition, receiving absolution, and performing works of satisfaction.
a Protestant 'confession' of faith
by his own 'confession', he had strayed perilously close to alcoholism
In his oral submissions, though not we think in his grounds of appeal, he took a point on the judge's decision to admit the 'confession' , without holding a voire dire to establish, as he put it, its reliability.
This is a little embarrassing, but I have a 'confession' to make.
However, that paragraph concludes with a statement that a 'confession' will not be voluntary if the questioning is calculated to overcome the freedom of will of the suspect.
The Defendant is pleading a 'confession' and avoidance to the Plaintiff's claim.
‘I got someone else I'm kinda into,’ he admitted, looking altogether embarrassed at his double 'confession' .
These accused have also admitted in their 'confession' that top officials of the food and civil supplies department including the minister were involved in the racket.
‘Next lesson,’ Marc continued, suddenly cheerful despite his emotional 'confession' just mere moments ago.
proof of this crime must be established by 'confession'
As a teenager he was really into wrestling (an embarrassing 'confession' !) and a friend at work has lent him a wrestling game for the week.
On the contrary, he charged that his passion lay entirely in his political 'confession' of faith, and he gave several illustrations of his point.
Her cheeks reddened at the embarrassing 'confession' and she paused for a few moments.
And once you've shared a secret, a 'confession' , or something really embarrassing - then you are closer than before.
Amidst the chaos, the heartfelt moments of 'confession' and intimacy anchor the characters and remind us that they're human too, in spite of the extremity of their divorce from the consensus.
In that group, more than 26 percent said they never went to 'confession' , while 35 percent reported they went only once a year.
The facts contained in the alleged 'confession' were admitted to be in the public domain.
Secondly, if evidence were given by a defendant challenging the 'confession' it would likely result in an adjournment to allow the government to call rebutting evidence.
From the first day when I became a priest, when folk came to 'confession' they knew where they stood - it is go and sin no more.
And according to the Bulgarian law, a 'confession' of a crime is only valid if made in the court.
There was the Good Friday service, a trip to 'confession' on Holy Saturday and, of course, Mass on Easter Sunday.
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