own (up) (Meaning)

own (up)

to admit that one has done a usually bad thing

No weak antonyms found.

The guilty party must own up to their actions and apologize.
The company owned up to the product defect and issued a recall.
The politician owned up to the mistake they made during the speech.
It's important to own up to your feelings, even when it's difficult.
The doctor owned up to the misdiagnosis and provided a revised treatment plan.
The athlete owned up to using performance-enhancing drugs and accepted the suspension.
The witness owned up to their involvement in the crime and provided valuable information.
The employer owned up to the discrimination allegations and agreed to make changes.
The historian owned up to the bias in their research and issued a correction.
The student owned up to cheating on the test and received an appropriate punishment.

to admit that one has done a usually bad thing

admit,confess, fess (up),cop (to), spill,talk, tattle

shut up, quiet (down),hush, clam up,

The guilty party must own up to their actions and apologize.

The company owned up to the product defect and issued a recall.

The politician owned up to the mistake they made during the speech.

It's important to own up to your feelings, even when it's difficult.