Confessing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFESSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONFESS, to admit or disclose
• admit that one has committed a crime or done something wrong
• acknowledge something reluctantly, typically because one feels slightly ashamed or embarrassed
• (of a priest) listen to the confession of
• declare (one's religious faith)
• declare one's sins formally to a priest
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to acknowledge or disclose

Words related to CONFESSING

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How to use CONFESSING in a sentence

• We joy in the works of His hands, His truth and His power confessing.
• It seemed like family devotions, where the head of the house is foremost in confessing himself before his Maker.
• When I went to your apartment the morning after the killing, it was for the purpose of confessing.
• No father in all England could have behaved more generously to a son who had rebelled against him, and had died without even confessing he was wrong.
• And thereafter Manuel talked with Freydis, confessing that the appearance of these magic-workers troubled Manuel.
• I think that a delight in self-dissection must be a strong ingredient in the pleasure that many are said to take in confessing themselves to priests.
• She stumbled on, confessing what had lain hidden in her heart until this moment.
• After confessing and taking the sacrament in the church of St.
• Dudley talked with him a short time, and said he had done right in confessing his fault, and in refusing to profit by his wrong act.
• Luther died peacefully in the presence of friends, confessing, Christ and asserting his firm allegiance to the faith he had proclaimed with his last breath.
• You are commanded to be baptized, confessing your sins.
• It was the thought of the engine awaiting us at this town that had kept us from confessing weariness before.
• KING I will descend and cease to be a King, To leave my judging part, freely confessing Thou canst not give thy wrongs too ill a name.
• What else can I say, confessing as I do, that I know nothing about them? Tell me, for the love of Zeus, whether you really believe that they are true.
• Many and many a time I have been on the point of confessing to you, but something held me back.
• Vrain, and by producing the cloak, force her into confessing her share of the crime.
• Small wonder if little Miss Emily had fallen to imagining things, or to confessing them.
• When these charms were thus applied, it was impossible for witches to refrain from confessing their guilt, if at the same time they were sufficiently racked and tortured.
• Three and twenty of whom, freely confessing their crimes, were condemned to die.
• I am not ashamed of confessing it, Louisa, I wept on writing to them, and on reading their reply.
• Upon their confessing to me that they were, I repeated the question a second and a third time, threatening also to punish them with death.
• Upon their confessing to me that they were, I repeated the question a second and a third time, threatening, also, to punish them with death.
• More than anything else in the world she wished to please him, but not by confessing her fondness.
• I do not mind confessing that at times my feelings towards the innocent young barbarians bordered close on murder.
• Although confessing that we lack statistics from which to establish the relative working-powers of animal and vegetable substances, Dr.
• Payn, which perhaps accounts for his confessing to the continuing the opium-eating.
• Burns, confessing himself unequal to the support of a family, proposed to go immediately to Jamaica in search of better fortunes.
• In 1781 the church gave the confessing parties the privilege of making a private confession to the church, in the room of a public confession.
• Must we really close these very long inquiries by confessing they are beyond our ken? It almost seems so.
• Even in such times, confessing Christ is a condition of being confessed by him.
• Our fathers devote themselves at all hours to consoling and confessing the sick and afflicted, for these always have us summoned, even though far away.
• However, they would have had not a little mercy from God if they had been able to die after confessing at leisure.

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