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confessional

[kuhn-fesh-uh-nl] / kənˈfɛʃ ə nl /
NOUN
confession booth
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He became a life-long friend of the future Carry On star, though Williams's published diaries reveal their relationship constantly veered between the confessional, supportive and rivalrous.

From BBC

Even listening to him explain the pressures and expectations that society places on strangers and their marriages — which should fully be serious — feels more like a comedy confessional rather than a set.

From Los Angeles Times

Initially writing for herself, it became clear her confessional lyrics couldn’t be confined to her bedroom walls.

From Los Angeles Times

Lebanon’s political system is confessional, meaning it divides power between religious groups.

From The Wall Street Journal

These early challenges helped shape the intimate, confessional sound that soon caught the attention of BBC Introducing in Scotland.

From BBC