Confess

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Regretful AdmissionPlay
Confessing often implies regret for doing something wrong or breaking a rule. SlideHe confessed to cheating on the test with a heavy heart.
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Legal ContextPlay
In legal situations, confessing can have serious consequences, such as punishment. SlideThe suspect confessed to the crime under interrogation.
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Forced ConfessionPlay
Be aware, 'confess' can sometimes imply the admission was reluctant or coerced. SlideShe felt pressured and finally confessed her involvement.