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own up
verb as in admit
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verb as in avow
verb as in come clean
verb as in come out with
verb as in concede
verb as in confess
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verb as in divulge
verb as in grant
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verb as in let on
verb as in own
verb as in profess
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Example Sentences
Whether France can hold their own up front is another thing.
What has made it fester is the belief that Japan has never fully owned up to its atrocities in places it occupied – not just China, but also Korea, what was then Malaya, Philippines, Indonesia.
A series of myths keep white America from owning up about race, bias and ourselves.
Booker said Waltz “denied” and “deflected” rather than own up to his mistakes, something the New Jersey senator said is a “failure of leadership.”
"I'd like to say to them, 'you guys haven't got the minerals to own up to what you did and I hope that sticks with you in prison'."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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