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confessional

noun as in confession booth

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As he recalled bonding with his father over music and shared a tender — at times awkward — confessional with his mother, he joked that the pair’s best work was himself.

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There was a confessional vibe at times to the conversation, borne of a fear the left can exude a piety and loftiness off-putting to many.

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A writer, Patricia published a confessional work about her family that she is adapting into a screenplay; as her extended illness kicks in, she finds it difficult to craft anything of merit.

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In so doing, he provided a curious palette for John Lennon’s confessional tale about an extramarital affair.

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His new material was darker and more confessional.

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